Original Biomedical Implants
Applications

Designed around the engineering question.

UNCD is a surface platform, not a one-size-fits-all product. We begin with the component, the environment, and the evidence required to determine feasibility.

01

Biosensors

Potential value

A stable, chemically resistant surface may help protect selected interfaces while supporting the device’s sensing architecture.

Engineering considerations

  • Functionalization and sensing mechanism
  • Electrical and optical requirements
  • Biofouling and cleaning strategy
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02

Dental Implants

Potential value

A hard, smooth coating can be explored for components exposed to wear, fluids, and repeated mechanical loads.

Engineering considerations

  • Coating adhesion and surface preparation
  • Mating interfaces and dimensional tolerance
  • Sterilization and biological evaluation
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03

Batteries

Potential value

A diamond surface may serve as a barrier concept for selected components in compact medical power systems.

Engineering considerations

  • Electrochemical compatibility
  • Hermeticity and edge coverage
  • Thermal budget and substrate selection
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04

Prosthetics

Potential value

Wear-resistant surface engineering can be evaluated for moving or exposed components intended for repeated use.

Engineering considerations

  • Friction and wear pair
  • Impact and fatigue loading
  • Cleaning, service, and user-contact conditions
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These application concepts do not represent approved or commercially available devices. Performance and suitability must be established for each specific design and intended use.

A surface conversation can start early

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We can discuss the substrate, operating environment, validation needs, and first feasibility questions.

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