The Pulse- Heart Restoration Project Workspace

The Heart Restoration Project is a biologically integrated, self-powered cardiac assist system that uses diaphragm motion to synchronize support for patients with heart failure. By harvesting energy from natural breathing cycles and integrating with patient-derived or biocompatible materials, this innovation eliminates the need for batteries or leads. A built-in backup ensures fail-safe continuity. This workspace hosts protected public documents, including the preprint (v5.8), the public-facing dossier (v5.11), and associated project materials. Protected under provisional patent #63/798,114, this project invites institutional partners, medtech researchers, and systems engineers to explore future development opportunities. Authored by Jennifer C. Palmer, Naples, FL. Contact: jennifer@theheartrestorationproject.org