When you are focused on learning and building, it can be easy to miss the fact that you are doing some pretty dangerous stuff.

Among all the requirements that a startup can place on a prototype, efficiency rules.

After working with both startups and doctors for many years, I’ve found that new medical products need approximately six types of doctors.

Designers focus so much on meeting the requirements of the product, it's easy to forget that prototypes have their own unique needs.

Effective prototyping requires a tightrope walk between the left and right sides of the brain.

“Building What Works” is all about fitting the right object to your question.

Rather than a binary "prototype" and "final product", there are eight distinct categories of builds that a medical device will pass through.

I had the opportunity to spend four days in Detroit exploring the latest and greatest tech in Additive Manufacturing.

Prioritizing questions allows a team to focus on obtaining just the information needed to take the next step.

No matter how brilliant the mind, or simple the idea, successful products are not launched fully formed from concept into reality.

I had the opportunity to moderate an amazing panel the first week of December at the BIOMED Silicon Valley show on December 8th. Not only...

A remarkable variety of 3D printed (and sewn) mask designs have flooded the internet in the last couple of weeks...

Given my background in both medical device design and manufacturing AND 3D printing, I have been approached by a number of groups asking abo

Before you can print, you need a 3-dimensional design file. The last twenty years has seen ongoing evolution in the sophistication of the co