Industries
Medical Devices
Instrumentation and connected devices where the documentation matters as much as the design.
What makes it hard
- 01Traceability expectations across the whole bill of materials
- 02Design changes that trigger revalidation
- 03Low-noise analogue front ends
- 04Long product lifecycles with strict change control
How we approach it
Sourcing decisions get documented as they are made, not reconstructed later. We favour parts with long, stable lifecycles and a credible second source, because an unplanned component change is far more expensive here than the part itself.
Typical applications
- Patient monitoring
- Diagnostic instruments
- Lab automation
- Portable diagnostics
- Sensor front ends
- Connected therapy devices
How we can help
Electronic Design
Schematic capture, PCB layout, firmware and design-for-manufacture — taken from a rough requirement to a release-ready package.
Explore→PrototypePrototyping & NPI
Working prototypes, small-batch builds and the unglamorous work of making a design reproducible at volume.
Explore→SourceComponent Engineering
Part selection, second-source qualification, obsolescence planning and procurement for the hardware we design and build — decided by the engineers who read the schematic.
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