InMedica: Slovenian Device Incubator Looks To Fill Infrastructure Gap
Executive Summary
One of the major challenges faced by a European medtech start-up community that is already arguably undersized has been a lack of infrastructure. A group of medical device executives are trying to address that problem through the launch of an incubator, InMedica, built upon a network of support services that is integrally connected to the incubator, in effect forming its own medical device cluster in the unlikely setting of Slovenia, a country of two million people in south central Europe.
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