Exhibit 99.1

Vivani Medical, Inc. Guaranteed Adherence. Better Outcomes. Nasdaq: VANI May 15, 2023 www.vivani.com

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Vivani Executive Leadership Team • Co - founder/Co - inventor of Nano Precision Medical technology • PhD Bioengineering (UCSF/UC Berkeley) • Management of Technology Certificate at Haas School of Business • Research focused on diabetes treatment • Formerly at Boston Scientific and Minimed Adam Mendelsohn PhD – CEO/Director • Numerous COO and Executive Positions at Device and Drug - Device Companies, including: • COO at Dance Biopharm , COO at Avid Bio • Exec VP at Prima Biomed, Sr. VP at Nektar Therapeutics (responsible for Exubera approval), and Worldwide VP at Johnson & Johnson Truc Le, MBA – Chief Operations Officer • Former Chief Medical Officer for Eiger BioPharmaceuticals and Dance BioPharm • Former VP of Medical Development for Amylin • Former Director at GSK, Global Head of Clinical Strategy for Avandia • Former Board member of ViaCyte , Inc. Lisa Porter, MD – Chief Medical Officer • Former Sr. VP and CFO Miramar Labs • Former Sr. VP and CFO AGA Medical • Former CFO Nektar Therapeutics, OraVax and Haemonetics • Current Board director: Quantum - Si and Aziyo Biologics • Involved in/Directed 2 IPOs, 2 reverse mergers and 1 SPAC Brigid Makes MBA – Chief Financial Officer • Former Executive Director at AstraZeneca with leadership roles in drug development, commercial and business development • Former Nano Precision Medical Board observer for AZ • Former PhaseBio Board observer for AZ (prior to IPO) • Former Director at Cephalon and Rhone Poulenc Rorer Donald Dwyer, MBA – Chief Business Officer 3

Vivani Medical, Inc. Lead program NPM - 119 is a miniature, 6 - month, GLP - 1 implant under development for the treatment of patients with type 2 diabetes (T2D) and obesity. Our Phase 2 clinical study of NPM - 119 in T2D patients, named LIBERATE - 1, is on schedule to start in 2023. In March, we announced the proposed initial public offering of our Neuromodulation Division, renamed Cortigent, Inc. This allows Vivani to focus on our drug implant business. An innovative, biopharmaceutical company developing a portfolio of miniature, long - term, drug implants to treat chronic disease. Our proprietary, NanoPortal™ platform technology enables the design of implants aimed at improving medication non - adherence and tolerability, barriers to patients receiving the full potential benefits of their medicine. Vivani is well - positioned with new leadership and sufficient capital to support multiple milestones for NPM - 119 and our emerging pipeline of innovative therapeutic implants. 4

Company Pipeline If Approved, Vivani Candidates will Compete in Markets with Large Potential * Estimated Market Sizes where Vivani candidates would compete, if approved; Does not represent future sales or revenue estim ate s of Vivani candidates ** In Partnership with Okava Pharmaceuticals, Inc. *** Feasibility in progress with a non - exenatide compound in collaboration with an undisclosed major pharma company Indication Feasibility Pre - Clinical Clinical Market Size* Human Type II Diabetes and Obesity Feline Pre - Diabetes & Diabetes NASH (Non - Alcoholic Steatohepatitis) Human Obesity NPM - 119 exenatide >$20B >$500M >$18B >$19B NPM - 159*** proprietary compound NPM - 139*** proprietary compound Vivani OKV - 119** exenatide 5

Drug Implants Proprietary Platform Technology

Potential application with many molecular types Designed to Assure Adherence Minimally - fluctuating and tunable delivery profiles NanoPortal: Innovative Delivery Technology Drug Reservoir Nanotube Membrane 7

By precisely adjusting nanotubes to molecule size, interactions between drug and nanotube walls can result in desirable release profiles over time, including near constant release NanoPortal : How it Works... Pore too small: No release Pore target size: Near constant release Pore too large: Burst release 8

0 20 40 60 80 100 120 98.0 98.5 99.0 99.5 100.0 In Vitro Release - Rate (ug/Day)* Time (days) Minimal Fluctuations with 2.5 - hour interval sampling Near - Constant and Minimally - Fluctuating Release *Release - rates include exenatide and related substances. Day 1 timepoint includes cumulative release over the first day including a separately measured 1 st hour of release, which was ~7 µg for the high - dose and ~4 µg for the low - dose. Fluctuations during each 2.5 - hour interval are within measurement error 2.5 - hour interval 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 0 30 60 90 120 150 In Vitro Release - Rate ( µ g/day)* Time (days) High-Dose (n=6) Low-Dose (n=6) 9

Minimized Implant Size Extendable Implant Duration Tunable Delivery Rate Tunable Delivery Profile NanoPortal TM is a Platform Technology Broad Potential Application Can Support Portfolio of New Drug Implants 10

Targeting the Rapidly Growing GLP - 1 RA Market >$20B in 2022 & >$35B Expected in 2028 Vivani’s Lead Program NPM - 119

1 Guo 2016 2 Carls et al., 2017 3 IMS 2013 Report • Non - adherence is the primary reason for low, real - world effectiveness 1,2 • Guaranteed adherence will produce significant healthcare cost savings 3 • FDA indicated 505(b)(2) streamlined approval pathway may be available • ~$54M raised pre - merger from investors including AstraZeneca 6 - Month Exenatide (Glucagon - like Peptide 1 Receptor Agonist) Implant for Type 2 Diabetes and Obesity Lead Product (NPM - 119): 12

2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 40 20 15 10 5 0 Expected 2028 ~$37B The GLP - 1 Market is Very Large and Growing Rapidly World - wide Sales ($Billions)* * Adopted from Evaluate Pharma 13 35 30 25

Januvia Trulicity Invokana NPM - 119* 100% 75% 50% 25% 0% DPP - 4 inhibitors, daily pills Polonsky et al.,2016 GLP - 1 weekly injections Modyet al., 2018 SGLT - 2 daily pills Cai et al., 2017 GLP - 1 implant every 6 months • Orals and injectables do not guarantee adherence • Approximately 50% of patients do not meet glycemic targets primarily due to adherence NPM - 119 Designed to Enable 100% Adherence through Implant Duration Dual Incentive to Adopt Technology that Improves Adherence • Pharmaceutical revenue is increased • Healthcare costs are decreased Current Drug Adherence Challenge " Drugs don't work in people that don't take them" Real - world Adherence * NPM - 119 – under development, not approved in any market * NPM - 119 designed to enable 100% adherence. Real - World Adherence of Select Drugs 14

• Varying levels of adherence are associated with different health outcomes • Different health outcomes may not be attributable to drug substance alone • The American Diabetes Association (ADA) Standard of Care guidelines encourage treatment options that address adherence Guaranteed adherence is expected to deliver improved health outcomes Drug Substance + Administration = Drug Product NPM - 119* Drug Substance Drug Product Administration Weekly Injection 6 - Month Implant Weekly Injection Weekly Injection Daily Pill exenatide (GLP - 1 Receptor Agonist) dulaglutide (GLP - 1 Receptor Agonist) semaglutide (GLP - 1 Receptor Agonist) exenatide (GLP - 1 Receptor Agonist) * NPM - 119 – under development, not approved in any market 15

Intarcia’s ITCA 650 (6 - month exenatide implant) may be a relevant value analog for NPM - 119 2014 – Intarcia signed ITCA 650 deal with Servier (excluding US + Japan) $171M up - front, $880M milestones, and double - digit royalties – Financings valued Intarcia as high as $4.0B (2017); Intarcia’s lead program was ITCA 650 2016 – Intarcia filed initial ITCA 650 New Drug Application (NDA) 2017 – FDA issued the first ITCA 650 CRL* (cited manufacturing concerns) 2019 – Intarcia re - submitted ITCA 650 NDA 2020 – FDA issued second ITCA 650 CRL (cited clinical safety and device constituent concerns) 2022 – After dispute resolutions, FDA’s CDER proposes to deny Intarcia’s public hearing request 2023 – FDA agrees to grant public hearing to Intarcia / Date for Advisory Committee pending Value of long - term GLP - 1 (exenatide) implant externally validated previously * CRL: Complete Response Letter – issued by FDA to identify NDA deficiencies 16

(Intarcia) • FDA alleges that daily variations in drug release may be responsible for clinical safety signals • Larger Device (4mm x 45mm) • Insertion using larger 6 - gauge needle • Minimally fluctuating drug release profile observed in pre - clinical studies • Smaller Device (2.2mm x 21.5mm) • Insertion using smaller 11 - gauge needle NPM - 119 well - positioned to avoid Intarcia’s device technology challenges NanoPortal TM Osmotic Pump (NPM) 17

NPM - 119 Clinical and Regulatory Pathway

Proposed First in Human Trial: LIBERATE - 1 Randomize 12 Weeks Key Inclusion/Exclusion Criteria • T2DM and HbA1c ≥6.5% and <10.0% • On non - exenatide GLP - 1 therapy (discontinued upon enrollment) • May be taking their GLP - 1 in combination with up to 2 of the following: metformin, TZD, SGLT - 2 inhibitor, or DPP - 4 inhibitor • Excluded: SU, insulin NPM - 119 (N=32) Bydureon BCise 2mg/week (N=16) Primary Objectives: Safety/tolerability assessment and full PK characterization Secondary Objective: Evaluate change from baseline in glycemic control (HbA1c) T2DM: Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus; TZD: Thiazolidinedione; SGLT - 2: Sodium - glucose cotransporter - 2; DPP - 4: Dipeptidyl peptidase 4; S U: Sulfonylurea 19

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