Pen Injector Design Study
Challenge:
• Pen injector design was outside of specification limits for user push force.
• Several improvements to the design were being contemplated – e.g., lubricant-loaded plastics
• ROI was indeterminant
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Wearable Pump Capacity Study
• Client was unsure of robustness and fundamental viability of novel wearable pump concept
• Some initial prototyping and testing yielded mixed results
• The anticipated multiple cycles of prototype / test / iterate needed to establish viability would be expensive and many relevant test configurations – e.g., extremes of tubing dimensions – were inaccessible
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Learn how FPrin identified how access to data on expected design capability early on in project would have improved project outcomes.
Low Pressure Dynamic Seal Design Read More »
How the Wright brothers took a systems engineering approach to prove that their new invention would actually work…
Learn how FPrin’s simple first-principles based test apparatus provides quality data and enabled fast screening without ongoing calibration challenges.
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See how FPrin used Monte Carlo simulation to ensure a robust system and a good compromise between requirements and capability.
Fluid Flow and Interface Definition Read More »
Learn about FPrin’s model-based approach that provided a required insight to complete the system design and support the manufacturing and final test Method.
Pressure Sensor and Occlusion Detection Read More »
Learn how, in this case, it was very unlikely that a test-to-success approach would lead to a viable solution.
Low Pressure Static Seal Design Read More »
See how FPrin enabled Monte Carlo simulations which provided insight into robustness at scale without building & testing 1,000’s of units.
Complex Applicator Read More »
Learn how we helped our client save money and time by realizing a flawed architecture was leading to an unviable product.
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