In this podcast, experts from MPR discuss what medical device companies can do if things go sideways during the product development process. Drawing from their own experiences, engineers from the firm spoke with MassDevice.com editor Sarah Faulkner about how they tackle device development challenges when they are called into action. Sarah Faulkner: Hey, everyone. Thanks for […]
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DeviceTalks Boston: Here’s a sampling of exhibitors
Join the hundreds of people attending DeviceTalks Bostonthis week, and you’ll see dozens of exhibitors representing a strong sampling of the medical device supplier network supporting New England and the U.S. in general. Here are some examples of interesting exhibitors to see at the show>>
Inside Spirox: The challenges and successes of a physician-entrepreneur
This is the first podcast in a series produced with MPR, a product development firm that thrives on creating breakthrough products. Thanks for listening and we hope you enjoy this interview with physician-entrepreneur Dr. Iyad Saidi. The story of Spirox and its bioresorbable nasal implant is one of great success – the company sold to […]
Five DeviceTalks Boston exhibitors you should know
DeviceTalks Boston is an annual event that allows some of the best minds in medtech to exchange ideas, insights and technologies. The event is hosted by MassDevice. Those who attend the event can expect to network with other medtech enthusiasts, attend in-depth interviews with leaders in the industry and panel discussions about medical devices and […]
Integrating usability engineering into your medical device design process
The Landscape is Changing… The FDA recently finalized their guidance on how human factors and usability engineering should be applied in the design process for medical devices. While this may be new to some, practitioners of user-centered design have known for years that these practices not only improve product safety, they also result in a […]
The 10 commandments of product development
Product design and development is a journey with unexpected twists and turns. People often ask, “how can I make my design process more predictable?” In our 25 years of experience designing medical devices, we’ve found that you can’t always predict all the twists, but there are things that can be done to increase the certainty […]
