medical device manufacturing

Industrial Design: Not Just the Pretty Package Anymore

New product development strategies applied early in the design process ensure that the end product is designed for cost-effective manufacturing.

For Medical Devices, Class Really is Everything

By Chad Graham, Electrical Engineering Manager As with life, the medical industry is a constant...

Cogmedix Attends BIOMEDevice Boston

Cogmedix recently had the pleasure of attending BIOMEDevice Boston, sponsored by MD&M. It was a great opportunity to engage with many Cogmedix suppliers, customers and design partners, as well as meet new companies showcasing their varying capabilities.

Pay Me Now or Pay Me Later

When selecting the materials that will make up a medical device, one of the most important steps is considering the FDA requirements for flammability, biocompatibility and environment compatibility. These requirements are necessary for a marketable device, but not for a functional prototype. It is common during technology development to focus on core functionality and delay meeting some regulatory requirements until the product design stage. Once the product design commences, it is possible to experience difficulty finding materials that meet both core functional and regulatory requirements.

The Two Most Common Medical Device Certification Mistakes (and How to Avoid Them)

Medical device certification is a complex requirement for all medical devices, but it does not have to be a risky, or expensive, process. Here are some common mistakes that an experienced medical device manufacturer, like Cogmedix, can help you avoid.