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OSYPKA AG

German SME specializing in cardiac pacing systems, smart catheters, and microfabricated implantable medical devices with deep electronics packaging expertise.

Technology SMEhealthDESMENo active H2020 projects
H2020 projects
6
As coordinator
1
Total EC funding
€3.5M
Unique partners
133
What they do

Their core work

Osypka AG is a German medical device and electronics company specializing in cardiac stimulation systems, smart catheters, and implantable medical devices. They bring deep expertise in microfabrication, semiconductor packaging, and sensor integration — bridging the gap between advanced electronics manufacturing and clinical cardiac care. Their work spans from accelerometer-based heart monitoring to full cardiac pacing systems, positioning them as a vertically integrated player from component fabrication to finished medical products.

Core expertise

What they specialise in

Cardiac stimulation and pacing systemsprimary
2 projects

DefiPace-System (their only coordinated project, EUR 1.97M) focused on a cardiac stimulation system for atrial fibrillation, and SAMBAfun addressed heart function assessment.

Smart catheters and implantable medical devicesprimary
3 projects

POSITION-II developed next-generation smart catheters and implants; InForMed and Moore4Medical built pilot lines for micro-fabricated medical devices.

Microfabrication and semiconductor packagingsecondary
3 projects

InForMed, APPLAUSE, and Moore4Medical all involved micro-fabrication pilot lines, electronics packaging, and MEMS integration for medical and sensing applications.

Sensor integration (accelerometers, optical, thermal)secondary
2 projects

SAMBAfun used accelerometer-based cardiac monitoring; APPLAUSE covered light sensors, thermal infrared sensors, and gas measurement devices.

Advanced electronics packaging for photonics and opticsemerging
1 project

APPLAUSE specifically addressed photonics packaging, datacom transceivers, and optics manufacturing — expanding beyond pure medical devices.

Evolution & trajectory

How they've shifted over time

Early focus
Smart catheters and implantables
Recent focus
Cardiac pacing commercialization

In their earlier H2020 participation (2015–2018), Osypka focused on medical device microfabrication and smart catheter development, working on pilot lines (InForMed) and next-generation implantables (POSITION-II). From 2019 onward, their focus split in two directions: they deepened their cardiac expertise toward a market-ready pacing system (DefiPace-System) while simultaneously broadening into semiconductor manufacturing, photonics packaging, and multi-sensor integration (APPLAUSE, Moore4Medical). This evolution suggests a company moving from component-level R&D toward full system integration and commercialization.

Osypka is transitioning from R&D participant to product owner, with their coordinated DefiPace-System project signaling a push toward market introduction of their own cardiac stimulation device.

Collaboration profile

How they like to work

Role: specialist_contributorReach: European19 countries collaborated

Osypka primarily joins large consortia as a specialist participant (5 of 6 projects), contributing medical device and electronics packaging expertise to multi-partner pilot line initiatives. Their single coordinated project — DefiPace-System — was their largest by far (EUR 1.97M), indicating they step into leadership when commercializing their own core technology. With 133 unique partners across 19 countries, they maintain a wide European network typical of ECSEL and Innovation Action consortia.

Osypka has collaborated with 133 unique partners across 19 countries, reflecting their participation in large-scale ECSEL and Innovation Action pilot line projects. Their network spans broadly across European semiconductor and medical device ecosystems.

Why partner with them

What sets them apart

Osypka occupies a rare intersection: they are both a medical device company (cardiac pacing, catheters) and a specialist in micro-electronics fabrication and sensor packaging. This dual expertise makes them valuable in any consortium that needs to bridge semiconductor manufacturing with clinical medical applications. For a German SME, their willingness to coordinate a nearly EUR 2M commercialization project also signals ambition and market-readiness beyond typical research participation.

Notable projects

Highlights from their portfolio

  • DefiPace-System
    Their only coordinated project and by far the largest (EUR 1.97M) — focused on market introduction of a cardiac stimulation system, signaling commercial maturity.
  • POSITION-II
    A flagship European pilot line for smart catheters and implants, placing Osypka at the center of next-generation interventional cardiology manufacturing.
  • SAMBAfun
    Accelerometer-based cardiac function monitoring — an unusual sensor-to-clinical application that demonstrates their ability to integrate hardware innovation with patient outcomes.
Cross-sector capabilities
Semiconductor manufacturing and electronics packagingPhotonics and optical sensor systemsMEMS and micro-electromechanical devicesIndustrial sensor integration (thermal, gas, optical)
Analysis note: Profile is well-supported by 6 projects with clear thematic coherence. The only limitation is that keyword data for InForMed (the earliest project) is empty, slightly reducing early-period analysis precision. The company website (osypka.de) would likely confirm additional product details beyond what H2020 data reveals.