AI-Optimized Wireless Power Transfer Systems for Implantable Medical Devices: Enhancing Energy Efficiency in Parkinson's Neurostimulation
AI-driven WPT framework achieving >85% energy transfer efficiency, 250 mW stable delivery at 10 mm, ≤1.5°C temperature rise, and 1,200+ hours in-vitro stability for Parkinson's neurostimulators.
About the author
This paper is authored by Vanshaj Awasthi, a Full Stack Developer based in Pune, Maharashtra, India, with 17+ peer-reviewed publications across IEEE and Springer in medical AI and deep learning, and two IEEE Best Paper Awards. Bachelor of Technology - Computer Science, Amity University Mumbai.
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