Herlev-based deep-tech startup developing a Connected Bio-Intelligent System-on-Chip — including a wireless-charging receiver SoC for medical wearables — engineered for medical-grade precision and defence-grade reliability.
Wiresans is a Danish deep-tech startup based in Herlev developing a Connected Bio-Intelligent System-on-Chip (SoC) for dual-use medical and defence applications. The design centres on a next-generation wireless-charging receiver SoC tailored for medical wearables, paired with a high-longevity, power-efficient architecture for autonomous, mission-critical systems. The company offers early evaluation systems — modular platforms mirroring the core SoC architecture — for OEMs seeking rapid integration and proof-of-concept development. Co-founder and CTO Mikkel Høyerby (DTU background) leads the chip development, alongside co-founder Rashad Elsubaihi (Henley Business School, previously a defence-sector exit with Koncron); both are based in Copenhagen. The wider founding team is a multidisciplinary group of engineers and strategists with PhD/MBA backgrounds and experience spanning semiconductor design, medical technology, and mission-critical systems.