MedPro Energy Efficiency Improvement – Research Project Implementation Results

 

ELMI Ltd. is implementing a research project under the Latvian Recovery and Resilience Plan, Reform and Investment Priority 1.2 “Improving Energy Efficiency”, Investment 1.2.1.2.i “Improving Energy Efficiency in Business (including the transition to renewable energy technologies in heat supply and research and development activities, including in the bioeconomy)”, within the framework of the implementation rules for Measure 1.2.1.2.i.2 “Development of Innovative Products and Technologies”.

Research Project Number and Title:

No. EP.19 – “MedPro – A Significantly Improved Mouse Estrous Cycle Detector Using Eco-Innovative Electronics Technology”

Project No.: 1.2.1.2.i.2/1/24/A/CFLA/007

Research Implementation Period: 01.06.2026–30.09.2027

Research Objective:

The objective of the research project is to develop a significantly improved next-generation MedPro device for detecting the estrous cycle in laboratory mice. The project focuses on developing a compact, energy-efficient, and user-friendly device featuring an advanced electronic architecture, data processing capabilities, and wireless communication.

Main Tasks:

Develop a new electronic solution for the MedPro device;

Integrate data storage and transmission functions;

Reduce the device’s energy consumption;

Improve usability and ergonomics;

Conduct laboratory testing and validation.

Expected Results:

The project aims to develop a significantly improved MedPro device prototype featuring:

Reduced energy consumption;

A more compact design;

Wireless data transmission capabilities;

Improved ease of use in laboratory environments.

The project results will contribute to the development of energy-efficient laboratory technologies and enhance the competitiveness of Latvian high-tech companies in international markets.

Achievements During the Reporting Period:

During the reporting period (01.06.2026–31.07.2026), conceptual solutions were developed for the system architecture, housing design, and energy efficiency of the significantly improved MedPro device.

Funding:

The research is being carried out with the support of the European Union Recovery and Resilience Facility under Project No. 1.2.1.2.i.2/1/24/A/CFLA/007, “Latvian Electrical and Optical Equipment Manufacturing Industry Competence Centre for Improving Energy Efficiency”.

The total eligible costs of the research project amount to EUR 391,015.03, including EUR 262,713.22 in funding from the Recovery and Resilience Facility.