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Francois Bergeron

A model for device development | Researchers at the Stanford University Program in Biod... - 2 views

  • clinical need.
  • estimated market size and clinical impact associated with each.
  • prior art related
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  • barriers to further development exist from an intellectual property perspective
  • Inventors must also determine if they are in a position to efficiently seize the market opportunity.
  • regulatory considerations, reimbursement strategies, intellectual property, and business development objectives. This leads to Phase I of the development model.
  • R&D in Phase II is responsible for generating early concepts. Brainstorming sessions are often held during this stage of development with members of R&D, marketing, and physician consultants. Computational analyses, such as stress and flow studies, are conducted to further understand the behavior of a proposed device. The team often develops a 3D CAD model of a proposed device
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    medical device development steps
Tiberius Brastaviceanu

Endoluminal device with indicator ... - Google Patents - 0 views

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    there is no match on the optical sensing itself, but the application is kind of cool...  
Tiberius Brastaviceanu

Fibre-optical strain-gauge - Google Patents - 0 views

    • Tiberius Brastaviceanu
       
      A similar concept, based on misalignment was used by Gerald Pollack in muscle physiology (1993)   
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    2 fiber device, relies on a mechanical assembly and its known elastic properties. Differs from our sensor in that ours has one free end.
Tiberius Brastaviceanu

Optical strain gauge - Google Patents - 0 views

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    Far from what we have. This is about a moving object with a grating on it and a laser beam diffracting on it and detecting changes in the freq of res.  
Kurt Laitner

Big Data and Techno-panic ~or~ Fear, Loathing and Johannes Gutenberg | gonna.grow.wings - 0 views

  • Bell believes that techno-panics are most disruptive when the emerging technology impacts all three of the following: Our relationship to time. Our relationship to space. Our relationship to other people. What struck me about these three relationships—besides, of course, the recognition that the current crop of technological advances will turn them upside down—was that they are all crucial to the context in which sensemaking takes place.
  • In other words, the process of sensemaking relies on interacting with others to create a coherent map of an otherwise incoherent situation. This map is deeply linked context–a particular time, place, and set of individuals.
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