Integrated Product Design, Engineering & Development Specialist helping companies of all sizes streamline the process of bringing great ideas to market.
Cambridge, UK
Joined October 2010
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Your assay works in the lab. The next step is to design the final product…right?
Not quite.
In our experience, doing that often adds time and cost to a programme.
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Successful diagnostic device development often requires three distinct systems, each with its own specification: the manual assay, the assay automation development platform and the commercial product.
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If you have an assay that is performing well in the lab and wondering what comes next, you should read our latest article. We explain why that middle step matters & how it can help turn assumptions into knowledge before key product decisions are made. buff.ly/9dIxbN2
With EU Code Week taking place this month, it’s a great opportunity to recognise the role coding and digital skills play in developing the technologies and products around us. Learn more about the importance of coding on the EU Code Week website: codeweek.eu/
Is added functionality making your home appliance more useful or harder to use?
Connected features should simplify the experience, not create more decisions and dependencies for the user. Explore how to navigate this challenge in our free eBook: buff.ly/iicPBGs
Is variability undermining your Food & Drink automation?
Temperature, moisture, composition and viscosity can all affect processing. Reliable automation must accommodate those changes without compromising quality or throughput.
Read our free eBook: buff.ly/iicPBGs
Is data management giving you a headache in your AgriTech development?
Generating data is not enough. It must be credible, actionable and compatible with the systems and practices already in place.
Explore the challenge in our free eBook: buff.ly/iicPBGs
Have you downloaded our latest MedTech eBook? Discover how Voice of the Customer activities & usability engineering can help teams better understand clinical workflows, identify risks earlier & make more informed product decisions. Download your copy here: buff.ly/ISVUHek
We're expanding our FAQ section on our website: buff.ly/JPzUkiJ
One of the most common reasons people visit our website is to learn more about the product development process and how we approach our projects and partnerships.
We're currently reviewing & expanding our FAQs to ensure they answer the questions that matter most to innovators and product leaders. From development costs & timelines to regulatory considerations, prototyping & technology selection, we'd love to know...buff.ly/6f78r0q
What would you like to know about how we approach product development?
Share your questions in the comments and we'll look at incorporating them into future FAQs and content. buff.ly/6f78r0q
Many drug delivery devices are designed with safety in mind. Yet even well-engineered products can be vulnerable to use-related risks when real-world users, environments and workflows aren't fully understood. buff.ly/zgNBmKS
This is why Human Factors is so important in MedTech development. By understanding how users interact with a product throughout its lifecycle, development teams can identify potential risks & make informed design decisions for safer, more effective use. buff.ly/zgNBmKS
In this case study, we share how the eg technology team used human factors engineering to identify potential use-related risks and support the development of a safer drug delivery application. buff.ly/zgNBmKS
How do you choose the right product development partner?
It is certainly about more than capability alone. It is crucial to choose a development partner who not only delivers exceptional product engineering, but also compliments your business and ethos.
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The right partner should integrate with your team, understand your commercial objectives & provide expertise that complements your existing strengths. Successful partnerships are built on shared goals, open comms & the ability to solve problems together. buff.ly/lbzcSrv
What qualities do you value most when selecting an external development partner? This blog shares why our clients repeatedly choose eg technology. buff.ly/lbzcSrv
When developing products for animal health, it's easy to focus only on the animal. But most interactions also involve a human. Veterinarians, farmers & pet owners need to use products safely, efficiently & confidently, often in challenging environments. buff.ly/H5YVG3j
Good usability can improve efficiency, reduce errors & contribute to a better experience for the user and the animal (that may be stressed, unpredictable or difficult to handle). Read why usability is crucial in animal health product development here: buff.ly/H5YVG3j
