About iTMT
History

The iTMT Living Lab is a transdisciplinary open innovation platform where engineers, scientists, students, clinicians, patients, caregivers and other health technology users, the medical technology industry, healthcare system stakeholders and policymakers are at the center of an integrative and collaborative process.
This environment provides a framework for the development, validation and implementation of innovative medical technologies aimed at meeting unmet needs.
With $95 million in funding from the Apogee Canada Fund for Research Excellence, the Fonds de recherche du Québec, the Ministère de l’Économie et de l’Innovation du Québec and several other partners, the Institut TransMedTech is headed by Carl-Éric Aubin, Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Polytechnique Montréal and researcher at CHU Sainte-Justine, who has won numerous awards for his decisive and innovative contributions to the treatment of musculoskeletal diseases.
« The Institut TransMedTech is a unique initiative which, through its positioning as a sectoral center of excellence in biomedical engineering and medical technologies, is leading to innovations likely to transform patients’ lives and have a significant impact on the healthcare system and the medical industry. »
Carl-Éric Aubin, Executive and Scientific Director, TransMedTech Institute
Mission

Support innovation in healthcare technologies that respond to local needs, in order to facilitate and catalyze their development and implementation;
Train the next generation of leaders in medical technologies and support the industry and innovation community;
Mobilize knowledge and foster a vibrant, dynamic environment that encourages innovation and the adoption of solutions.
Vision
To be a hub for innovation in medical technologies that have an impact and added value for people’s health and socio-economic development.
Values

Priority R&D and innovation sectors

Digital health technologies

Technologies for the operating room & Interventions
of the future

Technologies for personalized diagnosis and care

Emerging technologies
to repair the body
Digital health
Telehealth
Hospital at home
Tele-rehabilitation
Virtual reality
Robotics and minimally invasive surgery
Interventional imaging
Simulation
Targeted therapies
Decision support and therapeutic follow-up
Diagnostic tools and imaging biomarkers
Digital pathology
Artificial organs, regenerative medicine, 3D bioprinting
Implants and biomaterials
Neuroprosthetics and intelligent orthotics
Sports medicine technologies




