Cardiovascular Innovations
Program Information
Submit information on new and innovative:
- Devices & Software
- Endovascular Intervention Technologies
- Imaging Equipment
- Percutaneous Valve Therapies
- Structural Heart Technologies
- Stent Technologies
- Renal & Sympathetic Denervation Technologies
- Robotic Catheter-Based Therapies
Deadline: Friday, January 9, 2026 at 5:00 PM ET
Recognition
Selected submitters of innovative technologies will be invited to orally present their technology during CRT 2026, and the presenters will become Assocaite Faculty. CRT 2026 Associate Faculty receive the following benefits:
The Top Innovation will be the recipient of our CRT 2026 Innovations Award.
- Waived CRT 2026 registration fee
- Discounted Community Premium Access, includes all current CRTmeeting videos, PPT/PDF presentations, and archives
- Complimentary subscription to Cardiovascular Revascularization Medicine the official peer-reviewed journal of CRT, indexed in MEDLINE/PubMed
Submission Details
- Submissions are open to all companies with innovative products/services that have not yet been fully market-released.
- Technology status may include early stage/prototype, pre-clinicals, FIH, CE_ Mark, or other. Clinical data are not required.
- Please use the CRT 2026 PPT Template to submit your Innovation.
- Do not exceed 15 slides.
- Please be sure to include the name of the product, its application, and a suggested presenter.
Submission Deadline
Cardiovascular Innovations must be submitted electronically by 5:00 PM ET on Friday, January 9, 2026.
Inquiries
If you have any questions, please contact submissions@CRTmeeting.org.
"The CRT cardiovascular innovation award offers inventors and startups in the field of cardiology the opportunity to obtain exposure to their technology among the lead medical community, regulatory officers, industry, and investors with the potential to advance their technology forward and to bring it to clinical use. The finalists will have the opportunity to meet the experts face-to-face, and have to prove the merit of their idea – and in the process receive valuable advice and guidance – an opportunity that money really cannot buy."
– Ron Waksman, MD
