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  Anatomy of a Healthy Transfer

  Reduce Transfer to Manufacturing product risk, cost, and project time with disciplined process, Manufacturing, and Regulatory input.

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  Medical Device 2D Simulation – A Potent Tool in Design

  Balancing the analysis vs. resource tug of war in medical device development with 2D simulation.

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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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  The Amazing Contrast Between Teams that Develop Medical vs Consumer Products

  Medical vs Consumer Products development employ highly skilled product developers – the difference is in the disposition.

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  Forming Foam Fast in Medical Device Development

  How to use conventional vacuum forming techniques and MDF tooling to form foam fast for proof of concept prototypes.

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  Software is Not Always the Answer in Medical Device Design

  Software is not always the answer in medical device design. StarFish blogs about the use of microprocessors in medical device development.Before committing to a design that includes a microprocessor and software, be aware of the regulatory consequences.

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  Medical Device Design Control, the Method to the Madness

  Design control shouldn’t inhibit creativity; it should enable it by providing a safety net when the unknowns start showing up during design. 

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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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  Rapid Learning, Medical Device Development, and the Fine Art of Making Bread

  Rapid learning in medical device development: the importance of asking the right questions of the right people right from the start.

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