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Lessons from Medical Technology

Posted May 04, 2011 11:24 AM

Design engineers know that they can learn a lot by watching technical developments outside their own market, and a Desktop Engineering article underscores the many innovations coming out of the medical field. Simulation and analysis software tools, as well as widespread use of 3D printing, are transforming products ranging from respiratory devices to video endoscopes. Medical technology has led the way in such areas as biocompatible materials, imaging devices, and electrical stimulation. What fields do you follow for fresh ideas that could benefit your designs?

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05/05/2011 11:20 AM

I think medical design eng'rs can learn a lot more and improve their products by just watching how the equipments are utilized or used in the real world applications! By doing so, will enhance the patient safety aspects related to their products, and will also minimize user related errors by designing a more user-friendly products!

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