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Case study 5: Client Asked Us to Add Bluetooth Connectivity Without Disrupting Manufacturing or the Mechanical Design
The client had a medical device in full production and needed Bluetooth connectivity without disrupting manufacturing or changing the device's mechanical design.
Case study 4: Client asked us to change the actual normal battery to a re-chargeable one.
The client had a legacy device built around disposable batteries. We transitioned the power system to a modern rechargeable architecture with zero functional regression.
Case study 3: Bigger volume implementation for a medical device
The client, a medtech company operating a Class IIb therapy device, needed to support a vial twice the original volume, overcoming legacy architectural limitations.
VAVE Evaluation on a Medical Device: Achieving a 25% Cost Reduction
How a full Value Analysis and Value Engineering (VAVE) sweep reduced production costs by 25% while preserving tooling, certification, and performance.
Implementing Cellular Connectivity in a Medical Device
How a focused hardware redesign brought reliable cellular connectivity, compliant RF isolation, and EMC performance to a Class IIb medical device.
