InnerSea Technology, Inc. is a small, highly specialized medical microelectronics research and development company. InnerSea Technology endeavors to develop telemetry-based-electronic systems for medicinal use; particularly in the areas of Rehabilitation, Sports Medicine, Physiology, and Emergency Care.

One current focus of InnerSea is the development of microelectronic neural interface systems that can exchange information with computer based instrumentation and assistive devices. These systems are permanently implantable in living systems and function reliably for the lifespan of the recipient. Communication is achieved by transcutaneous telemetry to avoid tethering of implants and percutaneous skin connectors. Immediate applications of the technology include prosthetic limb control with sensory feedback. Some future applications of this technology include neural control of dexterous prosthetic hands, bridging a damaged spinal cord, prosthetic vision hearing, and activation of paretic muscles. Second tier applications may involve monitoring physiological variables such as internal temperature and pressure. As new implantable sensor technology for glucose and other biochemicals become available, this technology may provide an efficient means of exchanging this information with external monitors or controllers.

Another current focus of InnerSea is the application of technology developed for implantable devices to externally worn systems that can sense and relay important physiological information. These systems are particularly relevant for physiology. Applications include monitoring of physiological variables in at-risk patients such as quadriplegics, and monitoring muscle actuation and limb kinetics for sports medicine and rehabilitation.