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Medical devices are becoming increasingly complex. Implementing systems engineering principles into the medical device design process ensures that all components work together seamlessly to create safe, reliable and effective products.
Ensuring medical devices are innovative, safe, reliable, and industry-compliant is essential. Systems engineering provides a strategic framework to achieve these goals by integrating disciplines and managing the complexities of device design.
As companies face mounting pressure from both regulators and the public to address PFAS risks, Battelle has developed a comprehensive framework to help businesses confidently understand, quantify and manage PFAS risk.
In this Q&A, we explore the evolution of AI in medical device development, Battelle's pioneering role in this journey, and how to responsibly advance innovation in the "AI Age."
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