Southwest-Midwest National Pediatric Device Innovation Consortium
Supporting the pediatric innovators of today
More than 14 capstone & design projects supported by Rice University & Texas A&M
Fostering 271 pediatric device innovators across 29 states
A total of $259.8million in external funding raised by SWPDC innovators since 2018
What We Do
A great need currently exists for medical devices designed specifically for children.
The Southwest-Midwest National Pediatric Device Innovation Consortium, based at Texas Children’s Hospital and Baylor College of Medicine, is a “free and no-strings-attached” virtual accelerator that supports pediatric device innovators throughout the pediatric device life cycle.
We provide direct device and seed funding, consulting assistance, engineering and design assistance, potential clinical collaborators, and connections to local programs and resources.
