P2.2 Detailed Dev. of Solution

Geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T) is intimidating even for trained engineers to pick up. GD&T has a set of vocabulary that is initially impenetrable and throws out a lot of [...]

No matter how precise the manufacturing process, there will inevitably be some degree of variation in the components that make up your medical product. All the parts that comprise the finished [...]

The return on a prototype is immediate and enduring. Nearly every time I have plucked a fresh prototype out of the box, I have learned something. Usually something important. Something [...]

Developing a medical product first requires defining precisely what that product is supposed to do. Commonly, discussion among stakeholders elicits vastly divergent ideas. The challenge here is [...]