Detailed Device Design and Analysis
We convert user needs, clinical requirements, and product requirements into formal design inputs.
Our structured development process includes raw material selection, finite element analysis, tolerance analysis, and engineering calculations.
Design for Manufacturing, Assembly, and Scale-Up
We work with suppliers, contract manufacturers, tooling partners, and equipment manufacturers to optimize design parts and assemblies for injection molding, scalable assembly, in-process inspection, and functional testing.
This supports robust and reproducible performance from low-volume to high-volume commercial production.
Pilot Molding and Raw Materials
We use early pilot molding with medical-grade resins to verify design feasibility, mechanical performance, material behavior, and small-scale production capacities.
Process Development and Technology Transfer
Operations, engineering, and R&D work together to define molds, jigs, assembly equipment, inspection processes, and production methods.
When needed, we coordinate with external partners to support process development and technology transfer.
Quality Assurance
Our quality assurance approach maintains the Design Master Record (DMR) and Design History File (DHF) and ensures that development and manufacturing activities are documented, traceable and compliant with all required standards and guidelines.
Lab Testing and Verification
Early and often laboratory testing confirms functionality, usability-related performance, and durability in production processes and realistic handling conditions.
Final validation and verification confirm that the device meets technical specifications and performance requirements, including injection force, delivery time, dose delivery, needle shielding, activation performance, shelf-life and long-term mechanical durability.
Human Factors Studies
We conduct formative and summative studies with representative user groups.
These studies confirm that the device is safe, intuitive, and aligned with user needs in the intended use environment.