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  What Is “Vibe Coding” and Should I Use It to Create a Medical Device?

  Many developers have tried using AI to generate code, often called “Vibe Coding”. Sometimes, the results are nothing short of amazing. Other times, the results are mixed, or worse.

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  Inhaler Spacer Use: Are Adults Doing It Right?

  Nigel Syrotuck and Nick Allan explore the surprising reality of inhaler spacer use. While these devices are often thought of as tools for children with asthma, research shows that adults struggle with them too.

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  Organ Transplant Logistics in Device Design

  In this Before the Build episode, Eric Olson and Paul Charlebois dive into the importance of organ transplant logistics when designing effective medical devices.

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  Touch It to Believe It: Cost-Efficient, Tangible Prototypes That Impress Users, Boards and Investors.

  In the complex world of medical device development, creating effective prototypes is more than just a creative exercise, it’s a regulatory necessity and a strategic imperative.

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  Medical Device Development: User Experience (UX), Human Factors (HF), and Industrial Design (ID) Unexpected Benefits

  User Experience (UX), Human Factors (HF), and Industrial Design (ID) each have a major impact on the success of new medical devices. Their influence is especially important during product definition and early phases of device development.

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  Accelerating Early-Stage MedTech Design with Generative AI

  Generative AI is gaining significant attention across industries, and MedTech is no exception. While some tools may still feel like entertaining curiosities, others are starting to make a real impact.

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  Translating Emotion into Empathetic Medical Design

  What does empathetic medical design really look like in practice? Eric and Paul discuss how emotional insight from field research can profoundly impact the design of medical devices

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  How Syringe Engineering Enables Precision at Scale

  Despite costing just pennies, syringes pack an extraordinary amount of design and manufacturing complexity. From precision-molded barrels to breathably sealed packaging, these tools are more than meets the eye.

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  Medical Device Drop Testing in Action

  Medical device drop testing helps ensure that products and packaging survive real-world handling. We demonstrate in-house drop testing on an actual device and its packaging using a custom-built drop tester.

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