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Chris Loughnane, is an engineer at Farm
March 28, 2012
Chris Loughnane, is an engineer at Farm
MEDdesign

Building Adaptable CAD Databases—How and Why

By Chris Loughnane
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Most databases today aren’t adaptable; it’s hard and the benefits aren’t significant enough to make the effort worthwhile. Most companies with products of various sizes have relatively few variations (think S, M, L, XL); and in this case, adaptability is superfluous.

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Aidan Petrie, Chief Innovation Officer and Co-Founder, Ximedica
February 28, 2012
Aidan Petrie, Chief Innovation Officer and Co-Founder, Ximedica
MEDdesign

Designing for an Aging Clinical Population

By Aidan Petrie
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Aging has important implications on design, the most significant of which puts emphasis on graphic and product user interfaces.

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Rob Lichty
February 8, 2012
Rob Lichty
MEDdesign

Biomimicry – The Glue That Binds Us

By Rob Lichty
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Various forms of nature—from worms to geckos—have provided us with clues on how to create effective adhesives that can bind anatomical structures together long enough to allow natural healing to occur.

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John Magnus Roos, Ph.D., an in-house researcher at Ergonomidesign
February 1, 2012
John Magnus Roos, Ph.D., an in-house researcher at Ergonomidesign
MEDdesign

Psychology in the Design of Medical Devices

By John Magnus Roos, Ph.D.
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Branding professionals and consumer product designers have known about the importance of psychology and self-expression for a long time; these aspects should be as important when designing medical devices.

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Paul Leonard is Director of Programs for product development consultancy Carbon Design Group
January 11, 2012
Paul Leonard is Director of Programs for product development consultancy Carbon Design Group
MEDdesign

Drive Medical Device Success with Consumer Product Insights

By Paul Leonard
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Medical device companies that understand and embrace the entire user experience will become market leaders as they connect with users in powerful ways. This is where the real opportunity lies.

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James Rudolph, Senior Industrial Designer, Farm Design, Inc.
January 4, 2012
James Rudolph, Senior Industrial Designer, Farm Design, Inc.
MEDdesign

Effectively Selecting Ideation Methods for Medical Product Development

By James Rudolph
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Ideation sessions can provide an effective platform for creating novel and innovative ideas. With so much material and so many ideation methods available, however, one of the biggest challenges is selecting the most appropriate ideation method. How do you go about selecting a method to ensure you are addressing a problem in the most effective way?

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David A. White is the President/CEO of DesignDesign Inc.,
December 14, 2011
David A. White is the President/CEO of DesignDesign Inc.,
MEDdesign

Product Development Process Safeguards

By David A. White
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Viewing product development from purely a calendar perspective will limit the real view of success.

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Aidan Petrie, Chief Innovation Officer and Co-Founder, Ximedica
November 22, 2011
Aidan Petrie, Chief Innovation Officer and Co-Founder, Ximedica
MEDdesign

Miniaturization – Small is Beautiful, Beneficial

By Aidan Petrie
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While an apple a day may not always keep the doctor away, a wireless patient monitor just might.

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Rob Lichty
November 10, 2011
Rob Lichty
MEDdesign

Biomimicry Lessons from Sharks

By Rob Lichty
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Apart from Speedo swimsuits, what other biomimicry learnings from Shark skin can we use for medical devices?

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Thomas Nilsson, Director of Human Factors and Design Research, Veryday.
November 2, 2011
Thomas Nilsson, Director of Human Factors and Design Research, Veryday.
MEDdesign

Missing Something Important?

By Thomas Nilsson
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Involving all aspects of ergonomics—physical, cognitive and emotional—is the only way to create tomorrow’s engaging, enjoyable and appropriate device experiences, while fulfilling functional requirements as well as intangible needs.

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