Priyanka Rawal
MEDdesign

The Promise and Potential Pitfalls of AI in Medical Device Design

By Priyanka Rawal

…be uniquely tailored to the individual user’s needs and preferences by personalizing the features, content and/or user experience of the product. AI algorithms can analyze patient data such as medical…

…be uniquely tailored to the individual user’s needs and preferences by personalizing the features, content and/or user experience of the product. AI algorithms can analyze patient data such as medical…

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Bob Bouthillier
Soapbox

Leveraging AI & ML in MedTech: Power Consumption and Latency

By Bob Bouthillier

…to limit the scope for tooth identification, the key characteristics needed to identify teeth for users up to age 20 might be significantly fewer features than the number of features

…to limit the scope for tooth identification, the key characteristics needed to identify teeth for users up to age 20 might be significantly fewer features than the number of features

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Steve Thompson

Risk-Based CSA Validation: Ensuring the Least Burdensome Approach

By Steve Thompson

…CSV methodology. CSA advises us to reserve scripted testing for high-risk features and systems. Qualified individuals, such as validation engineers, with education, experience, and training develop the test scripts. However,…

…CSV methodology. CSA advises us to reserve scripted testing for high-risk features and systems. Qualified individuals, such as validation engineers, with education, experience, and training develop the test scripts. However,…

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Korey Johnson

How to Boost Patient Confidence Through Medical Device Design

By Korey Johnson

…even as they evolve and change. Build Patient Confidence From physical design updates to adding features that account for patient needs beyond the product’s primary use, building patient confidence depends…

…even as they evolve and change. Build Patient Confidence From physical design updates to adding features that account for patient needs beyond the product’s primary use, building patient confidence depends…

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John Kawola

The Role of 3D Micro Printing in Device Development

By MedTech Intelligence Staff

…the previous technologies that can achieve features, resolution and precision that you couldn’t achieve in the past. The need in certain segments of the market to get that high level…

…the previous technologies that can achieve features, resolution and precision that you couldn’t achieve in the past. The need in certain segments of the market to get that high level…

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Darren Porras and Stuart Kozlick, RTI
MEDdesign

Intelligent Software Connectivity: An Opportunity to Transform Device Development and Health Care

By Darren Porras, Stuart Kozlick

…nodes and distributed applications. As the system evolves with new features, significant redesign is often required to interoperate with new devices and data interfaces. In addition, since the application is…

…nodes and distributed applications. As the system evolves with new features, significant redesign is often required to interoperate with new devices and data interfaces. In addition, since the application is…

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Meggan Duffy and Julianne Hartzell

Protecting Innovation in FemTech

By Julianne Hartzell, Meggan Duffy

…encourage and empower more women founders across America.[21] The program features advice and resources to help women protect their IP, fund their ideas, and expand their network of mentors and…

…encourage and empower more women founders across America.[21] The program features advice and resources to help women protect their IP, fund their ideas, and expand their network of mentors and…

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Gai Anbar
Soapbox

Blockchain Can Solve Pharma’s Costly Data Integrity Problem

…while also establishing functional and technical features that need to be operational in computerized systems (such as quality control analytical systems, production floor systems, and enterprise IT systems). One of…

…while also establishing functional and technical features that need to be operational in computerized systems (such as quality control analytical systems, production floor systems, and enterprise IT systems). One of…

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Johnson and Johnson Standardizes Global Quality on ETQ Reliance

Johnson and Johnson Standardizes Global Quality on ETQ Reliance

By etq part of Hexagon

The case study features several best practices that are useful to others who are looking for a single quality management platform on which to standardize and harmonized quality processes and…

The case study features several best practices that are useful to others who are looking for a single quality management platform on which to standardize and harmonized quality processes and…

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Lorenzo Gutierrez, Starfish Medical

Integrating Games into Medical Devices To Improve Patient Outcomes

By Lorenzo Gutierrez

…to provide users with feelings of satisfaction, relaxation, and enjoyment while using the device. For example, a typical dialysis session lasts three to four hours. Game features could show procedure…

…to provide users with feelings of satisfaction, relaxation, and enjoyment while using the device. For example, a typical dialysis session lasts three to four hours. Game features could show procedure…

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