Designing for Regulatory Compliance: Key Considerations for Medical Device Development
The successful development of new medical devices is subject to stringent regulatory requirements to ensure safety, efficacy, and reliability. Design Engineer, Luke, shares some key considerations for...
Ensuring Patient Safety with Finite Element Analysis (FEA) and Simulation in Medical Device Development
Patient safety is the highest priority when developing medical devices. Engineering Director, Jack, explores how FEA and Simulation can be used to ensure patient safety in medical device development....
Developing with Purpose: Key Questions for Successful Medical Device Innovation
Due to the complexity of device development, it is essential you question your device throughout the development process. Design Engineer, Elena Slobodyuk, covers the key questions she asks herself th...
The Ideal Inhaler: A Designer’s Perspective
Being a device user and a trained designer, brings a unique perspective to medical device development. This week, Design Director, Mark, shares insight into his experience of using inhalation devices ...
Developing Auto-injectors: Designing for Small and Large Volume Drug Delivery
Auto-injectors are medical devices used to self-administer medication. Engineering Director, Jack Dunkley, discusses vital considerations....
8 Things to Consider When Developing a New Drug Delivery System
Engineering Director, Jack Dunkley, explores considerations to make when developing a new drug delivery system....
Delivering Medications: Different Drug Delivery Devices
Design Engineer, Elena, explores the different types of drug delivery devices available on the market today....
Designing for Human Factors: A Guide to Planning a Formative Medical Device Study
The effectiveness of medical devices largely depends on their ease of use, user interface, and other human factors considerations. Here are some steps and tips for planning a formative human factors s...
Designing for Success: 7 Tips for Reliable Medical Device Performance
In order for these devices to be effective, they must be reliable and consistently perform as intended. Here are some ways to ensure reliable medical device performance:...
Designing with Production in Mind: 10 Tips for Developing Manufacturable Medical Devices & New Products
Designing a manufacturable medical device requires careful attention to detail, creativity, and a deep understanding of the manufacturing process. Senior Design Engineer, Phil, shares some top tips fo...
Inside an Inhaler: Reverse Engineering a DPI
The Diskus, a Dry Powder Inhaler (DPI), could be considered the most commercially successful inhaler. We reverse-engineered GlaxoSmithKline’s Diskuss to review its materials, components function and...
Inhalation Devices: The past, Present & Future of Respiratory Drug Delivery
Inhalers are the primary drug delivery method for medications used to treat asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). In light of World Asthma Day, Design Development Engineer, Rob take...
Haughton Design Appoints new CEO Press Release
We’re delighted to announce the appointment of Dr Ash Ghadar as Chief Executive Officer of Haughton Design....
Hang out with Haughton | Senior Design Engineer, Matt
Senior Design Development Engineer, Matt Holbrook shares an introduction to himself and how his first few months at Haughton Design have been....
Supporting Global Innovation: Innovate UK & Haughton Design Global Business Innovation Programme
HD have just arrived back from a fantastic week traveling the Netherlands with Innovate UK as part of the MedTech and Diagnostics Global Business Innovation Programme, focusing on developing ground-br...
Innovating the Future: Strategies for Exploring New Medical Device Development Opportunities
Senior Design Engineer, Will shares some tips for exploring and validating new medical device ideas before significant investment is made:...