The Brief
Turn a Therapeutic Concept Into Something Hands Trust
A medical-device startup needed their relief-pen concept made real: a device whose ergonomics, weight and feel could only be judged in the hand — meaning fast physical iterations, not endless CAD reviews.
Our ApproachRapid prototyping carried the development: each ergonomic hypothesis printed, held, critiqued and revised within days. Materials were scoped honestly for skin-contact duty, and the final design emerged from real user feedback, not guesswork.
| Client | A medical-device startup |
|---|---|
| Deliverable | TMJ relief pen — medical device |
| Method | Iterative prototyping, ergonomic rounds |
| Cycle time | Days per iteration |
| Scoping | Honest materials guidance for device duty |
| Outcome | A usable, patient-focused product |
"Device development belongs on a print farm — every ergonomic question got a physical answer within days."
