Maxonis Technology & Product

Our goal is to address the unmet medical needs of individuals suffering from spinal cord injuries (SCIs), peripheral nerve injuries (PNIs), and other nerve traumas
such as traumatic brain injury (TBI).
Our primary focus is on developing and commercializing our patented AGRG hydrogel technology, which promotes nerve regeneration.

AGRG Technology

Bridging nerve gaps with nerve regeneration technologies

Preclinical trials demonstrated the ability of the AGRG to regenerate severely nerve injuries and bridge nerve gaps.
The AGRG technology is the result of 15 years of award-winning collaborative research by Tel Aviv University and Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center testing multiple materials and combinations.

AGRG has a strong patent portfolio comprised of 5 patent families.

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2008

IP provisional - patent #1

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2017

Research supported by Baxter, IP provisional - patent #2

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2018

IP provisional patent #3

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2020

IP provisional - patent #4 + #5

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November 2022

Plenty licensed AGRG technology from Ichilov/TAU

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February 2023

Maxonis is the new name. Fund raising of 4M$ completed.

2023 workplan. 2 feasibility studies launched, PNI & SCI

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November 2023

Discussions with the FDA & CE. Workplan 2024-2025

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January 2024

First successful results in SCI study. 2024 workplan launched

2024 Development Pipeline

Maxonis is advancing a robust pipeline of innovative therapies designed to revolutionize nerve regeneration and repair, targeting critical unmet needs in spinal cord, peripheral nerve  and traumatic brain injuries

Application
In vitro
studies
Initial 
preclinical
Efficacy 
preclinical
Safety 
preclinical
Pilot 
human study
Pivotal 
human study
FDA 
submission
PNI
Peripheral Nerve Injury
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SCI
Spinal Cord
Injury
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TBI Traumatic Brain Injury
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Others Stroke, Brain Tumors etc.
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