Kudu Medical Technologies is an Israeli medical-device startup developing an ultrasound-based wireless charging platform for implantable medical devices such as pacemakers, ICDs, CRT and neurostimulators. Its technology transmits ultrasound waves through the skin to a receiver embedded in the implant, recharging the device's battery in under an hour — eliminating the need for invasive battery-replacement surgeries. The company is in the experimental-validation stage, holds five pending patents (four PCT), is pursuing FDA approval via the STEP pathway, and is backed by the Israeli Innovation Authority. Founded by Yuval Shklarsh, a Technion-educated electrical engineer with RF/antenna expertise.