Medical Systems Engineering at RBC follows a familiar and iterative path
The medical device systems engineering process determines the outcomes to be produced, identifies the most probable or highest risks, and finds effective and efficient solutions to produce the outcomes. With our industry standard approach to Systems Engineering, seasoned medical device engineers will be talking about product development with people just like them.
Medical Device Systems Engineering at RBC follows a familiar and iterative path:
Understand the goal: Captures customer requirements with inputs from end users, operators, buyers, regulatory agencies, manufacturers and other key stakeholders.
Investigate alternatives: Derives multiple ways to achieve compliance relative to requirements. Minimizes project risk.
Model the system: Prototyping and running process models to understand efficiencies, reduce costs, and manage risks.
Integrate: Ensures the device will work within a larger system and other finished products.
Launch: Validation and verification ensures the system do what it is intended to do.
Assess Performance: Measurement is key so RBC captures quantifiable data and technical performance to optimize the process.
Reevaluate: Observe outputs and use information to modify the system, inputs, process, or product.