As energy-driven devices evolve, engineers are being asked to do more and more.
Whether the challenge is incorporating a camera onto a catheter for better visualization during a procedure or finding ways to lower the cost of the whole device while maintaining or increasing performance, engineers have tackled it head-on to create the superior medical devices currently being used today.
However, these challenges and increasing demands have uncovered the need for a new way of approaching the energy-driven medical device development process—a process that considers every piece of the device during design and development.
In this eBook, we discuss the challenges energy-driven device engineers face during the development process and how they can be overcome with a new approach.
