Pharmaceutical development partnerships
Exploring the device concepts as a delivery platform for subcutaneous therapies in development.
Collaboration
Partner with us on hands‑free subcutaneous delivery.
We want to work with organisations that are developing subcutaneous therapies or injection devices, and see value in a hands-free approach.
01Opportunities
Ways we can work together.
Every collaboration starts with a conversation about your therapy, device or programme.
Medical-device collaboration
Joint engineering, industrialisation and development work with device manufacturers.
Drug-delivery technology integration
Assessing how the mechanisms fit specific drug products and primary containers.
Licensing discussions
Conversations about licensing the device technology for defined applications.
Intellectual-property collaboration
Discussions on the intellectual property behind the device concepts.
Strategic development opportunities
Longer-term development and investment conversations with strategic partners.
02Who we work with
Built for development partners.
Pharmaceutical companies
Teams looking for a delivery device for a subcutaneous therapy.
Medical-device manufacturers
Companies interested in joint development or industrialisation.
Drug-delivery technology partners
Specialists in components, primary packaging or manufacturing.
Researchers and engineers
Academic and industrial groups working on injection technology.
Strategic development partners
Organisations taking a long-term view of drug-delivery platforms.
Licensing and IP partners
Parties interested in licensing or IP discussions.
03Getting started
What helps us respond quickly.
You do not need all of this to get in touch — but the more context you can share, the more useful our first reply will be.
Your organisation and role
Who you are and the team you represent.
The type of collaboration
Development, integration, licensing, IP or something else.
Non-confidential context
The therapy area or device application, at a level you are comfortable sharing before any confidentiality agreement.
Please do not send confidential or patient information through the website form.