Our partners

The right expertise.
Working together.

We work with recurring specialist partners to connect our software and electronics expertise with the other disciplines a product needs.

These are working relationships built across projects. They help us bring together a development team suited to the product, with clear responsibilities and coordinated technical work.

A wooden meeting table with chairs, a screen and a project-planning whiteboard.
Shared planning connects the disciplines.

Complementary capabilities

Software and electronics at the core.
The complete product around them.

Mechanical engineering and industrial design are part of the product-development conversation from the beginning. We bring the relevant specialists into decisions about architecture, interfaces, usability, and how the design will be built and tested.

Mechanical engineering

Physical architecture, mechanisms, enclosures, and the connections between the device and its environment. Mechanical development is coordinated with electronics, sensing, controls, and the product's operating requirements.

Mechanical engineering in the product

Industrial design and user experience

Product form, interaction, and the practical experience of using the device. Design decisions are connected with engineering feasibility and the needs of the people who will use the product.

Design within development

How we collaborate

Make the connections part of the plan.

A broader team needs more than a list of specialties. The engagement defines what each organization will deliver, who owns the decisions, and how the work comes together.

Agree on the scope

We identify the capabilities the program needs and define the responsibilities of the participating teams. Commercial arrangements are established for the engagement.

Share the technical context

Requirements, system architecture, and interface decisions give each discipline a clear view of the product and the work around its own scope.

Review the work together

Cross-discipline reviews help teams work through the tradeoffs that affect the system. Design questions are considered alongside their impact on the other disciplines.

Plan for integration

Interfaces, integration activities, and test responsibilities are addressed during development so the team has a shared path toward a working system.

Hands adjusting tubing in a prototype test fixture.
The disciplines meet in the working system.

A team built around your program

A clear role for every contributor.

Where MedTechWare leads the integrated program, we coordinate the technical work across the participating teams. In other engagements, we deliver a defined scope within the client's broader development organization.

You can engage us for focused software and electronics work or discuss a broader product-development program involving complementary specialists. We will explain the proposed team and how its responsibilities fit together.

Explore ways to work with us

Start with the product

What does your development team need?

Tell us where the program stands and the capabilities you are looking to bring together.

Discuss a project