PRISMA is a project funded by the European Commission in the Horizon 2021 framework, under the EIC Transition to Open program. Within the EU-funded PRISMA project, a multidisciplinary team will develop a revolutionary thin-film micropump realized with novel ceria-based oxides actuating materials in the frame of the FET- OPEN BioWings project, which can be used as an innovative pumping system in wearable insulin delivery devices for the treatment of diabetes. The long term goal is to allow the realisation of multi-drug delivery systems, making real the much-lauded multi-hormone treatment.
Bio-compatible electrostrictive smart materials for the future generation of medical micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS).
Bio-compatible electrostrictive smart materials for future generation of medical micro-electro- mechanical systems (MEMS)
A NEW PUMP
The main objective of this project is to validate the pump and its manufacturing process in a real operating environment, proving to system integrators that all specifications are consistently met to pave the way for the post-project system integration and clinical validation, through the following operational objectives:
Pump modelling and simulation
Set-up of the pump fabrication tools for large scale manufacturing
Fabrication of the pump and integration
Integration and validation in real operating conditions
Starting in July 2022 and for the following 36 months, 4 partners will work together to turn this technology into a game changing product. Discover the overall roadmap to deliver a micro-mechanical pump for next generation insulin delivery system:
WP | TASK |
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WP1 | Project Management |
WP2 | Modeling and Simulation |
WP3 | Fabrication methods and accessory components |
WP4 | PRISMA-pump fabrication and characterization |
WP5 | Device implementation and prototyping |
WP6 | Pump driving algorithms and pre-clinical validation |
WP6 | User Centered Design and Go to Market |
WP | TASK |
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WP1 | Project Management |
WP2 | Modeling and Simulation |
WP3 | Fabrication methods and accessory components |
WP4 | PRISMA-pump fabrication and characterization |
WP5 | Device implementation and prototyping |
WP6 | Pump driving algorithms and pre-clinical validation |
WP6 | User Centered Design and Go to Market |
Milestone No. | Milestone Name |
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1 | Requirements and Specifications |
2 | Operational numerical model |
3 | Optimized operational numerical model |
4 | Numerical characterization of the final pump |
5 | Rotational support operational |
6 | Selection of the PI flat capillaries finalized |
7 | The pump assembly is ready for the integration stage |
8 | Running type pump prototype |
9 | Long-term test successful |
10 | System ready for pre-clinical validation |
11 | HIL platform ready for pre-clinical validation |
12 | System validated |
13 | Validation of the business model |