We believe that print can change the world, again. We use mass printing processes and replace printing ink with nanodispersions. This allows us to produce a new generation of medical and industrial sensors. The new sensor technology has new properties that are versatile.
Due to the mass production process and the lower resources needed for the material, as well as the machines already available throughout Europe, the sensors are more cost-effective and easily scalable.
We print biosensors in the same way like t-shirt logos. We use this innovation to bring medical measurement methods from diagnostics into everyday life.
The first measurement realised is the measurement of muscle activity (electromyography). In addition, we have transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation for the treatment of pain and the building up of reduced muscle groups.
In the current first pilot phase, our printed biosensor technology is used for the analysis of muscular back pain and scoliosis.
The second pilot phase starts in the middle of 2023. Here, our printed biosensor technology is used to build up the supporting muscles after knee joint injuries.
Our Partners
Maria Neugschwender (CEO)
B. Ing. Print- and Mediatechnology
Responsible for strategy and business development.
Ka Hou Leong (COO)
B. Sc. Electrical Engineering
Responsible for development and implementation of internal business processes.
Marius Neugschwender (CTO)
B. M. Sc. Physics
Responsible for product as well as technical development.
Leopold Albrecht (Medical Officer)
Responsible for the management and coordination of the pilot phases.
We started with 4 and have now already expanded our team to 10 great people. Our team consists mainly technical enthusiasts. All of them are motivated to use their full potential for a good cause. Noxon stands for diversity, equal opportunities, and joy at work.
Interview with Maria Neugschwender, CEO, Noxon GmbH – compamed-tradefair.com
audimax campus 09_10-2022 – Dein Hochschulmagazin – audimax.de
Start-ups – Deutscher Business Angels Tag 2022 – businessangestag.de
Start-up Alumni Noxon lindert Rückenschmerzen mit intelligenten Textilien – sce.de