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  Medical Device Development is Child’s Play

  Some clients mostly just want the job done; others are keen to be embedded in the medical device development process. I like both.

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  Toyota, SOUP, and Medical Device Software of Unknown Provenance

  Ways to safely handle Medical Device Software of Unknown Provenance and third party code in Medical Device Development.

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  6 Areas to Watch in FDA Wireless Guideline for Medical Device Development

  FDA Wireless Guideline is a guidance document for RF wireless technology in medical devices recommending a risk-based approach.

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  What’s the Point of Medical Device Proof of Concepts (POCs)?

  Medical Device Proof of Concepts (POCs) design best practice – what needs POCing, when to prototype, and how to transition effectively.

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  Don’t Be Fooled When it Works in Medical Device PCB Design!

  It’s great to see things working perfectly in the medical device PCB design process but don’t be fooled into a false sense of complacency.

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  Reinventing the Wheel in Medical Device Development

  When developing a medical device, consciously recognize when you’re about to reinvent the technology wheel and weigh the reasons for doing so.

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  Designing Firmware Logically

  Thinking in logic to write firmware has the benefit of attacking the problem and the scope at the same time.

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  Real Engineers Don’t Use Medical Device Simulation Tools, or Do They?

  Simulation tools use computers to numerically model the behaviour of a system, particularly an electronic or electromechanical one.

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  I Hate Wires

  Few things are more frustrating than spending a day or more in the lab wiring up a new system when missing your deadline is imminent.

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