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Since June 2022, we have been working with Consonance throughout the development process up to and including the BC-1 medical devices manufacturing. Their knowledge in the technical and regulatory field has been a huge gain. The agreed deliveries: time, quality and price have been delivered without deviation. We expect to continue our cooperation.
QA Manager
BrainCapture
Denmark
“We worked together with Consonance to prepare functional prototypes of our impedance spectrometry and anal probe, the main parts of the ONIRY product. The cooperation was very good, the project was perfectly managed and communicated, all work went according to the schedule. We are fully satisfied.”
PhD, CEO
OASIS Diagnostics
Poland
"Consonance exhibited a high level of expertise, demonstrated exceptional organizational skills and a highly structured approach in conducting the feasibility study. The result they provided was not only thorough but also actionable, laying a solid foundation for the subsequent stages of the prototype development."
MD, PhD
Charite
Germany
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Stop Confusing MedTech Product Development With Engineering
MedTech startups commonly say: “We’re developing the product”! - when the team is actually knee-deep in coding, CAD design, or PCB layout. While engineering is a crucial component, MedTech product development is a much broader, more strategic process. Mistaking one for the other isn’t just a semantic slip - it’s a costly error that can derail even the most promising innovations.
Early Medical Device Prototyping: A Strategic Investment for MedTech Startups
Prototyping of medical devices is the inherent piece of the development process. There’s no shortcuts. This means new medical devices can cost thousands or millions of Euros / Dollars to develop, largely due to repeated design iterations and heavy regulatory testing. Another factor is the device’s class. The higher class you aim for, the more sophisticated product you want to achieve.
Design for Manufacturing in MedTech: Lessons from a Rubber Mallet
Design for Manufacturing is beautifully summarized by an anecdote. Some time ago a group of American automotive execs visited a Japanese car assembly plant. As they observed the line, they noticed that, like in the U.S., doors were installed at the end of the process. However, one thing was missing. In the U.S., a worker would tap the edges of each door with a rubber mallet to ensure a perfect fit. In Japan, there was no such step. Surprised, the Americans asked when and how the Japanese workers made sure the doors aligned perfectly. Their guide smiled and replied, “We make sure they fit during the design phase.”