medical device design

Acurable is a venture-backed medical devices company with offices in London and Seville that creates accurate, user-friendly wearable medical devices intended to be used by patients at home. Its first product family, AcuPebble, is based on wearable acoustic sensors that sense patient biosignals, with signal processing algorithms extracting disease-related biomarkers. Acurable was founded in 2016 to develop technology transferred from Imperial College London.

physiological monitoringremote patient monitoringsignal processing algorithmswearable acoustic sensing

Advanced Medical Device Technologies, Inc. designs and produces patented, compact, cost-effective medical devices intended to improve patient safety, reduce costs, and enhance patient outcomes. Its product lines include Advanced Fluid Warming Solutions, Advanced Respiratory Solutions, and Advanced Disinfection Solutions. The company is based in Las Vegas, NV.

manufacturability design for scalabilitypatented device developmentregulatory affairs and FDA engagement

AneticAid is a UK-based designer and manufacturer of medical devices for patient transport, treatment and recovery, established since 1977, with a second home in the United States. The company works closely with clinicians to develop its products, is certified against ISO 13485:2016 and is FDA registered. It works with distributors globally to supply, maintain and provide in-country support for its products.

FDA registeredglobal distributionISO 13485:2016 Certifiedmedical device manufacturingservice and maintenance

Archimedic is a medical device design firm with integrated regulatory and go-to-market capabilities. Its team of researchers, strategists, designers, and engineers helps innovators create life-changing medical devices and successful MedTech ventures, using an integrated Design + Regulatory + Go-to-Market (DRG) model to move products from concept to market adoption.

FDA interaction preparationgo-to-market planningproduct developmentregulatory strategy

BioMedical Enterprises, Inc. is a leader in designing innovative medical devices. The company has designed devices to treat life threatening systemic infections with heat and ultraviolet light, induce hypothermia, and identify cancer cells with artificial intelligence. It also created a dialysis needle recognized and supported by the National Institute of Health through its commercialization assistance Program. BME's mission is to design, develop and bring to market innovative medical devices to improve human health.

commercializationdevelopmenttesting and validation

Blink Device Company, branded on its site as Blink Anesthesia, designs and manufactures the TwitchView® Train of Four Monitor, a quantitative neuromuscular monitor used by anesthesia providers to measure neuromuscular block and help eliminate residual paralysis. The company states its products are designed and manufactured in Seattle, Washington.

EMG-based neuromuscular monitoringmedical device manufacturing

CarrTech is a medical device company that developed FROG® (Filter Removal of Glass), the first and only FDA-cleared all-in-one device combining a filter and hypodermic needle in a single package. FROG provides medical professionals a streamlined and safer way to prepare injectable medications from glass ampoules, improving efficiency, productivity, and patient care.

medication filtration

Convergent Engineering focuses on the application of advanced technology, signal processing, and machine intelligence to biomedical applications. Founded in 2004 by Dr. Neil R. Euliano, the company designs intelligent medical devices, provides contract engineering services, and has developed and commercialized products including VentAssist, an FDA-cleared decision support system for monitoring ventilated patients. It has strong ties with the Colleges of Engineering and Medicine at the University of Florida and has spun off companies such as etectRX and O

biomedical signal processingclinical decision supportcontract engineeringengineeringmachine intelligencephysiologic modelingprototyping

Dolor Technologies LLC creates SphenoCath®, a patented, single-use disposable medical device that assists medical professionals in delivering injectate to the Sphenopalatine Foramen (SPF) via the nasal passage. The company educates providers and the public about the device and offers webinars on the SphenoCath procedure.

intra-nasal medication delivery

Enexor Health Systems designs, develops, and manufactures American-built medical equipment, including critical care respiratory devices. The company began as an emergency response, engineering emergency ventilators during the COVID-19 ventilator shortage, and received FDA Emergency Use Authorization for the VENT-LS critical care ventilator, which was placed in 27 U.S. hospitals. It is now designing the next generation of critical care respiratory devices.

medical device developmentmedical device manufacturing

Epimed is a medical device manufacturing company with locations in Dallas, TX and Johnstown, New York. For more than 40 years it has produced needles and catheters for Interventional Pain Medicine and Regional Anesthesia procedures. It is a development, design, manufacturing and distribution company providing medical training, patient education, physician support, and OEM manufacturing.

distributionmedical device manufacturingmedical trainingOEM manufacturingphysician education

Fulmer Instruments is a surgeon-led medical device company developing a handheld, cordless bipolar electrosurgical platform. Its Fulmer F1 Bipolar Electrosurgical Unit is a battery-powered, reusable high frequency electrosurgical generator for general tissue coagulation, used with commercially marketed bipolar forceps. The company is pursuing an FDA Class II 510(k) pathway with a submission targeting Q4 2026 and is engaging strategic partners and investors ahead of clearance.

battery-powered handheld deviceselectrosurgical generator developmentsurgical AI data platform