FastTraCS collaborates with healthcare innovators to help translate medical device ideas from napkin sketch to design concept. We offer design support ranging from CAD assistance (3D modeling) to more in-depth product development and guidance services.

Depending on the project's needs, collaboration can range from several weeks to longer term engagements. Innovators will receive a whiteboard ideation of their project, final design report, and 3D representative model of their device idea.

FastTraCS Design Lab

Housed on the 10th floor of the Mary Ellen Jones building, the FastTraCS Design Lab is equipped with state-of-the-art facilities for design, rapid prototyping, assembly, and comprehensive testing and validation.

These labs not only support the development of promising medical devices and technologies but also facilitate both software and hardware advancements critical to medical applications. Through strategic partnerships, we extend our reach to specialized facilities both on- and off-campus, enhancing our capacity to innovate at the cutting edge of technology.

Our team of prototype and design engineers, with deep expertise in the medical device industry and quality management systems, follow rigorous standards including ISO 13485, ISO 10993, and FDA 21 CFR Part 820, ensuring every project meets the highest quality and safety requirements.

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