Simplex Quantum Joins MedTech Innovator Asia Pacific 2025 Accelerator

May 29, 2025
Simplex Quantum has been selected for the MedTech Innovator Asia Pacific 2025 Accelerator, recognizing its AI-powered heart failure detection technology among the top 20 MedTech startups in the region.

Simplex Quantum has been selected for the MedTech Innovator Asia Pacific 2025 Accelerator, announced in a press release. The Tokyo-based startup, known for its AI-driven heart health solutions, is among 20 high-potential startups chosen from over 550 applicants.

The MedTech Innovator program is the world's largest accelerator for medical technology companies, aiming to enhance human health by supporting companies that transform patient care. The Asia Pacific program connects startups with investors and industry leaders to drive the commercialization of innovative technologies.

Simplex Quantum's flagship technology, NIHA-HF (Neural Intelligent Heart Analyzer – Heart Failure), offers early detection of heart failure using a 30-second, single-lead ECG analyzed through advanced neural networks. This technology is designed to be integrated into clinical ECG systems and consumer wearables, providing a cost-effective alternative to traditional methods. NIHA-HF is currently progressing through regulatory pathways in Japan and the United States.

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