Case Studies
Please explore a few Case Studies showcasing where innovation meets impact in the realm of medical device design. I am dedicated to pushing the boundaries of healthcare technology to improve patient outcomes and enhance medical practices.
These case studies serve as testaments to expertise, creativity, and commitment to excellence. Each project represents a unique challenge, a collaborative effort, and a success story that has transformed ideas into tangible solutions. Explore the featured case studies below to witness the transformative power of design and engineering in the medical field. From conceptualization to execution, I prioritize user needs, regulatory compliance, and technical feasibility to deliver solutions that make a difference.
Edwards Harpoon
Our dedicated team of industrial designers and mechanical engineers collaborated with the Edwards team to develop a handheld device that is not only comfortable to control but also paves a path for future Edwards delivery system devices.
Electrocore truvaga
Truvaga is a device that stimulates the vagus nerve to balance the nervous system and create a natural relaxation response to reduce stress, improve mood, and sleep, and restore serotonin and norepinephrine levels. To enhance usability and consumer accessibility ElectroCore sought to update the Truvaga device for broader over-the-counter access.
Hologic Coolseal next generation
While more and more women continue to enter the field of gynecology, the tools they use are often created with men in mind. Hologic, a pioneer in women’s health devices, recognized this rapidly shifting demographic change and partnered with Veranex to design an improved all-in-one electrosurgical laparoscopic sealer, divider, and dissector that works for all clinicians.
Pounce thrombectomy system
To make the transition to novel vascular treatment solutions from traditional catheter component manufacturing, Surmodics required a market-leading thrombectomy device with superior ergonomics and an iconic brand language to launch their product portfolio. For the business to be successful, the design needed to be complete and ready for tooling within five months.