Posts Tagged ‘industrial design’
Wednesday, November 30th, 2011
BioNanomatrix, Inc. has changed its name to BioNano Genomics. By adopting the new name and brand identity, the Company is communicating its position as a solution provider for genomics researchers who want to fully understand the biology of the genomes at the core of their research. The change follows the recent establishment of new corporate headquarters in San Diego, the appointment of new leadership, and additional new investment.
The corporate re-branding reflects the Company’s expanding focus on delivering genomic applications for its nanoAnalyzer System®, a platform that uses single-molecule imaging to visualize extremely long nucleic acids and reveal genome architecture in its native state. BioNano Genomics makes full genome understanding more accessible to researchers and clinicians who seek simpler ways of examining whole genomes while extending their investigations beyond the realm of variation at the level of only a few nucleotides.
Tags: bionano, bionano genomics, bionanomatrix, brand identity, contract manufacturing, design firm, design research, genomics, hs design, HSD, industrial design, Innovation, mechanical engineering, medical start-up company, nanoanalyzer, product development, prototyping, Sparton Medical, user interface
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Tuesday, October 18th, 2011

BioMarker Strategies was recently awarded an additional NCI SBIR contract to develop companion diagnostic test and raises $2.3M in investments. HS Design was hired by BioMarker Strategies to work on the development of user research, usability, design and development for both the SnapPath™ Platform including the instrument, Graphical user interface (GUI) and injection molded disposable cartridge. The program will see HS Design working with BioMarker Strategies towards the complete development of its benchtop instrument for clinical trials and commercial release. The SnapPath™ biomarker testing system* is an automated live tumor cell processing platform that enables next-generation predictive tests—known as Functional Signaling Profiles (FSPs)—to guide targeted drug therapy selection for individual cancer patients. http://www.genomeweb.com/dxpgx/biomarker-strategies-wins-nci-grant-biomarker-system
Tags: award, benchtop instrument, BioMarker Strategies, clinical trials, drug therapy device, genomeweb, genomweb, Graphical user interface, GUI, hs design, HSD, human factors, IDSA, industrial design, injection molded disposable cartridge, innovations, Investment, mechanical engineering, medical design, Medical Design Firm, nci grant, NCI SBIR, product development, prototypes, SnapPath, Sparton Medical, usability testing, user research, win grant
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Sunday, October 2nd, 2011

HSD recently completed a new program to convert an Apple iPhone 4 & iTouch into a revolutionary new medical device. The DermScope is the world’s first intelligent dermatoscope, designed to address all of the important modes of skin visualization. DermScope helps Doctors to improve their confidence in diagnosis while increasing the efficiency and effectiveness of the exam. Images can be instantly sent across the globe for consult. The injection molded case minimized the external profile giving the unit a simple intuitive feel.
Tags: Apple, Apple iPhone, Apple iTouch, canfield scientific, Consumer medical, consumer product for medical, dermatoscope, HD image, hi res camera, hs design, HSD, IDSA, industrial design, Industrial Design Society of America, iPhone HD camera medical, iPhone medical app, MDEA, mechanical engineering, medical app, Medical Design Firm, Medical iPhone4, medical product design, product development
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Friday, September 30th, 2011

HSD collaborated with Omnyx, a GE healthcare company over the past three years in developing a full line of digital pathology solutions and peripheral devices. The designs of both the manual VL4 and The VL120 were created through careful understanding of the clinical pathologist and histologists needs.
We worked with Omnyx’s highly skilled team through all phases of the products development, including market research, industrial design, engineering, graphic User Interface design (GUI), FEA simulation, Prototyping, FDA documentation control through manufacturing liaison. The complete solution included close involvement with Pathologist to develop an intuitive, easy to use interface and high quality high speed scanning. The VL 120 was developed with automated control with no manual intervention needed.


Tags: Animation, contract manufacturing, design research, Digital Pathology, FDA documentation, FEA simulation, GE Healthcare, GUI, HE75, hs design, HSD, human factors, industrial design, injection molding, mechanical engineering, medical design, Medical Design Firm, medical instrument design, Omnyx, plastic piece part design, product development, prototyping, user interface, user research
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Thursday, August 11th, 2011

HS Design is proud to introduce the ML-One™ from Bios International. HSD partnered with Bios to develop a novel and easy to use automatic gas flow measurement device. Proven Bios performance with efficient and intuitive design.
Tags: Bios, DryCal, Flow measurement, gas flow measurement, hs design, HSD, industrial design, Innovation, intuitive design, mechanical engineering, ML-ONE, user friendly design
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Friday, May 13th, 2011

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HS Design will be exhibiting at MD&M East - We will be joining our long time strategic partner Sparton Medical in booth #623. Come visit us at the show. If already attending and would like to schedule a meeting with us please click here to send us your request! We look forward to seeing you at the 2011 MD&M East show!
Tags: canon, contract manufacturing, design firm, engineering, GUI, hs design, human factors, industrial design, IVD istrumentation, Jacob javits, manufacturing, manufacturing conference, MD& M east, MDM EAST, MDMeast, MDMeast 2011, medical conference, medical design, Medical design & manufacturing, Medical Design Firm, medical device, molded plastics, prototyping, register for mdm, sparton, Sparton Medical, sparton medical systems, UBM, user research
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Monday, May 9th, 2011
PRESS RELEASE
Gladstone, NJ, May 9, 2011 - HS Design (www.hs-design.com), a leading full service design and product development firm specializing in medical, healthcare, national security and consumer markets, has announced a major reorganization that will allow the firm to respond more quickly and effectively to the needs of its future and current clients.
Formerly the exclusive design and engineering service provider for MedPlast, a precision molder of engineered thermoplastics and elastomers for healthcare and pharmaceutical markets, HS Design is now a fully independent organization able to offer its wealth of product design and development expertise to all manufacturers of custom molded plastic and elastomeric components.
“Our decision to conclude our formal relationship with MedPlast presents an enormous opportunity not only to future clients, but also to our current client base,” said Tor Alden, Partner, HS Design. “Although we still value our long relationship with MedPlast, we now have the ability to work with other leading molders around the globe. This will allow us to broaden our base of molding and manufacturing partners, optimize design for manufacturing (DFM) and reduce product time to market for our clients.”
HS Design is one of the nation’s premier sources for product development, specializing in industrial design, engineering, user-interface and prototype verification leading to manufacturing.
“For over 40 years, we have been integrating insight, experience and innovation with user needs and client core competencies to develop products that offer a strategic advantage in the marketplace,” said Alden. “Our combination of research, industrial design and engineering allows us to develop leading edge designs ranging from complex medical devices to fashion forward consumer products. Our integration with the manufacturing community then makes it a reality.”
For more information, please visit the HS Design website at www.hs-design.com or call (908) 234-2331.
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Tags: Applied Tech Products, ATP, Contract manufacturer, custom molded, elastomeric, Engineered plastics, engineered thermoplastics, engineering service, equity position, global manufacturing, healthcare, HS, hs design, hs design medplast, HSD, industrial design, manufacturing, Medical Design Firm, medical devices, Medplast, MedPlast Group, medplast/hs design, Modern Plastics, pharmaceuticals, plastic, precision molder, product development, strategic partnership, Tor Alden
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Tuesday, December 14th, 2010
In honor of MPMN’s 25th anniversary, the magazine reflected on Top 25 Medtech breakthroughs of the past 25 years. Correspondingly, MPMN asked Tor Alden of HS Design to reflect on the 25 year span of design and what influenced device design and development during the past quarter-century. Click the below link for the full article.
http://www.qmed.com/mpmn/article/27454/retrospective-design-times
Tags: 25th anniversary, design evolution, Design of the times, industrial design, Medical Design Firm, Medical Product Manufacturing, MedTech, MPMN, MPMN 25th Anniversary Coverage, Qmed, Retrospective, Top 25 Breakthroughs
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Wednesday, November 10th, 2010

HSD is presenting with Sparton Medical Systems at the BIOMEDDevice conference in San Jose, CA. Find us at Booth #1021 Wednesday, November 10 and Thursday, November 11.
To learn more about the exposition:
http://www.canontradeshows.com/expo/biomed10/

Tags: #biomedevice, Biomedical Device, Booth #1021, CanonMedShows, hs design, HSD, industrial design, Life science, MDM, product development
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Thursday, October 14th, 2010


HS Design, Inc. participated in the design and development of the Chemical Biological Protective Integrated System Mask (CB-PRISM) for the Future Chemical Biological Ensemble and Ground Soldier System (FCBE-GSS). The collaborative effort joined Edgewood Chemical and Biological Center (ECBC), Natick Soldier Research, Development, and Engineering Center (NSRDEC), as well as HS Design’s research, engineering and industrial design teams.
Tags: chem bio mask, Chemical Biological Protective Integrated System Mask, future force, ground soldier system, head gear design, headgear design, helmet design, hs design, HSD, industrial design, Integrated Mask, military helmet design, R&D, Soldier
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