Official Certifications and Government Subsidies

Theoretical and product development research in electromagnetic shielding requires scientific and medical validation, as well as expert knowledge and significant funding. We believe that only with the support of national and local government bodies can we properly introduce our products to the public. Our R&D efforts have been supported by the following public institutions and initiatives.

Public Grant Programs
Date Development Theme Research Group
Selected for the “Subsidy for Prototype Development by Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises.”
Project Details
Oct. 2013 Prototype development of measurement equipment for electromagnetic environment surveys and market expansion for electromagnetic field investigation Medical-Aid Inc.
Osaka Research Institute of Industrial Science and Technology
Selected for the FY2005 Welfare Equipment R&D Subsidy by the Techno-Aids Foundation.
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Oct. 2013 Development and utilization of electromagnetic shielding garments to prevent pacemaker and defibrillator malfunction and support employment.
Research Details
Department of Cardiovascular Surgery, Osaka Medical and Pharmaceutical University Hospital
Osaka Research Institute of Industrial Science and Technology
Medical-Aid Inc.
Certified as a business under the “Act on the Promotion of Creative Business Activities of Small and Medium Enterprises.”
Mar. 2005 Research on the development and utilization of electromagnetic shielding garments to prevent pacemaker and ICD malfunction. Medical-Aid Inc.
Selected for Osaka Prefecture’s FY2004 University-Government-Industry Collaborative R&D Subsidy Program for Advanced Technology Development.
Aug. 2004 Development of technology to evaluate pacemaker sensitivity to electromagnetic waves and protect against interference using shielding garments. Osaka Research Institute of Industrial Science and Technology
Medical-Aid Inc.
Received grant from the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare Scientific Research Program.
Jul. 2002 Research on the development and utilization of electromagnetic shielding garments to prevent malfunction due to high-frequency EMI for promoting employment and social participation of pacemaker users.
(MHLW Research Database: No. 200200305A)
Research Report
Prof. Mitsuo Okamoto, Faculty of Science and Engineering, Kindai University
Department of Cardiovascular Surgery, Osaka Medical and Pharmaceutical University Hospital
Osaka Research Institute of Industrial Science and Technology
Freesia Co., Ltd. (predecessor of Medical-Aid Inc.)

Collaborative Research Institutions