Japan Medical Device Corporation

Japan Medical Device Corporation (JMD) is a legitimate medical technology company developing a 'Heart Simulator' using supercomputer digital twin technology (UT-Heart) in collaboration with Fujitsu and the University of Tokyo. While the project demonstrates exceptional technical innovation and high real-world utility for cardiac therapy planning, the submission itself contained significant inaccuracies (e.g., claiming 'everyone' as the audience and 'most people' as traction). Verified external data confirms ~$3.7M USD in funding and strategic partnerships, validating the project's potential despite the low-quality submission.