The early development of a medical device is a fantastic time, as new ideas and concepts can be fleshed out and explored before locking in the final design. That design may represent a brand new product intended to serve an unmet healthcare need. It could prove critical to the future management of a disease or condition.

As a result, it’s vital that manufacturing processes also be considered during this early phase. Further, it’s important nothing is lost when transitioning the product from design to the manufacturing environment. Making changes at this stage can be costly and result in delays.

With this in mind, Timothy Stefczak, Quality Engineering Manager at Innovize, spoke to the steps he and his organization take to help ensure a smooth conversion between the two stages. In this Videobites, he addresses the potential challenges that may be encountered and what companies should keep in mind during design to prepare for scalable manufacturing.

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