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  Medical Device PCB Design Tips – Design for Debugging

  Getting a PCB (Printed Circuit Board) for a medical device right the first time is almost impossible. Datasheets can be misleading, or assumptions and architectures change. As a result, modifications are almost inevitable. Sometimes the modification is as simple as swapping resistors or adding capacitors. Other times it involves tacking on new circuits you had no idea you needed.

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  Benefits and Role of Systems Engineering in Medical Device Development

  Systems-thinking must always be present in medical device development. Systems Engineers (SEs) live where complex development needs managing. In a very small project team people can communicate continuously and tightly enough that everybody understands where they're headed and what's going on.

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  How Minimum Viable Products Deliver the Most Valuable Products (MVP) for Medical Device Development

  Achieve more accurate budgeting in medical device development by clearly defining the intent of the Minimum Viable Product (MVP).

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  Bio Break: Pros and Cons of Platform Technologies in Medical Device Development

  In this engaging episode of Bio Break, Nick and Joris dive into the complex world of platform technologies in product development, exploring the pros and cons of this widely discussed concept. From in-vitro diagnostics to point-of-care instruments, the term "platform" often sparks excitement—and sometimes hesitation. But what does it truly mean to build a platform-based product, and when does it make sense?

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  Starting Medical Device Projects on the Right Foot

  Four areas that can make or break a new medical device development project from the start. Experts identify actions and offer advice that helps ensure new medical device projects start on the right foot.

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  Commercializing Medical Devices with Optics

  Engineers, regulatory, manufacturing and optics experts share their experiences and lessons learned commercializing hundreds of medical devices with optics components and interacting with optics engineers.

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  3 “P’s” of Biomedical Product Development Pitfalls

  Three common elements can be observed in biomedical product development projects that are doomed to failure. They are the Three “P’s” – Platform, Point of Care, and Program Manager.

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  Modular Rapid Prototyping for Point of Care Diagnostics

  How a ready-made modular proof of concept system for rapid prototyping Point of Care Diagnostics can expedite and de-risk product development.

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  Canadian Medtech Entrepreneurs: Reduce your Medical Device R&D costs by 50%

  Overview of the Canadian SR&ED program and a 5 step high-level guide on how to prepare an SR&ED tax form (or T661).

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