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  How much does it cost to develop a medical device?

  The amount of total company funding to develop a Class II 510(k) cleared medical device is approximately $30 million. The development and engineering costs comprise approximately $2-5 million of this total. This estimate is built upon a meta-analysis of various references as well as our experiences in engaging with companies. Many factors influence these costs, including the need for clinical studies, regulatory pathway, and technology complexity. Refinement of these numbers requires a professional team to understand the technology, regulatory, and business opportunities.

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  How to Turn Patient Imaging Data Into Functional 3D Models

  How to create accurate and functional 3D models from patient imaging data. Develop anatomically accurate prototypes for medical device design.

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  Three Considerations for Water Ingress in Medical Devices

  One of the key requirements for ISO 60601-1 is the protection against water ingress in Medical Devices. Three areas to watch are discussed in this article..

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  Planning and Conducting Summative Usability Testing

  There are a lot of things to consider when creating a summative usability test. The first time can be overwhelming. What scenarios do I test? How do I identify a critical task? How many participants do I need? Do I need to test the training? In this eGuide I will help you avoid common mistakes, like using a formative test structure for a summative usability test. I will also provide some tricks and tips to help you get the most out of your test participants and testing.

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  Wearable medical devices in outer space – Apollo biomedical telemetry

  Apollo program engineers collected vital biomedical data from the astronauts using biomedical telemetry to monitor crew health.

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  Our most viewed videos in 2018

  Watch the most viewed StarFish Medical videos of 2018 to learn about medical device design, development, regulations, and manufacture.

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  Designing Wearable Medical Devices and Adhesive Selection

  Successful wearable medical devices and adhesive selection require solid understanding of the basics of adhesives along with Do's and Don'ts.

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  6 things to avoid when developing wearable medical devices

  The don’ts of developing wearable medical devices in order to prevent any costly fixes that may arise later in development.

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  5 things to do when designing a wearable medical device

  First of three blogs series offers overview and explains the dos of skin-worn wearable medical device design and development.

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