Bringing a medical device from concept to market is a complex process. Beyond a great idea, it requires expert engineering, rigorous validation, regulatory compliance, and precision manufacturing—all while adapting to
In this series on Hardware Test Engineering, we’ve discussed how involving hardware test engineers early in the design phase prevents costly revisions and streamlines development. As your product transitions from
Hardware test engineering is a cornerstone of successful product development. For startups and innovators operating with limited budgets and tight deadlines, integrating testing in your product development (PD) process is
In Part 1 of this series Test for Design Validation, we took a look at how to solve unwanted noise interactions between closely located haptic force motors. In this next
We don’t think about the engineering complexities of haptic noise interference when our smartphones vibrate or game controllers rumble. We are rarely conscious of the sensory roles that haptics and
What happens when your head hits a wall at 18 MPH? Nothing good, we can assure you, and yet those kinds of impacts are a daily occurrence in American football.
Open House for Our Expanding Services in Seattle We had a wonderful time hosting our friends in the Seattle area at our open house for our new Bothell, WA space.
The Challenge of Testing Prosthetic Engineering Did you know there are 30-40 million amputees in low and middle income countries? But only 5% have access to prosthetic devices or assistance?
Unique Challenges in Testing Cap Sense Capacitive touch sensor technology, or cap sense, has become a staple in everything from smartphones, tablets, to even kitchen appliances. As consumer interest in
Five Critical Steps to Achieving IEC 60601-1 Compliance and Product Reliability Hospitals, healthcare practitioners, and patients expect medical devices to be robust, remaining safe and effective throughout their expected service
