When requirements start to become fragmented... The larger and more complex a medical device development project becomes, the more information is generated. Requirements are documented, technical decisions are recorded elsewhere, and tests are documented in... ...
Example of a software release plan
In a current project, I created a software release plan together with the software developer last week. ...
Bluetooth Low Energy in medical devices
In this post, I would like to present my current project. A brief history of the smartphone: Ten years ago, with its introduction, it began... ...
MEDtech engineer now on Twitter
To keep you even better informed, we have decided to open a Twitter account (@MedtechIng). ...
Cache on a microcontroller – What you need to consider
We recently programmed a firmware extension for a client that allows the application to store data on the microcontroller flash memory. ...
Insulation diagrams in medical technology
For certification according to IEC EN 60601-1, TÜV will generally require an insulation diagram. If you search in the ...
Code review with Doxygen and SVN?
I was currently working on a firmware project that I only joined after most of the code had already been written. ...
Risk-based approach in QMS – Do risks also have advantages?
ISO 13485:2016 requires a risk-based assessment of your processes within your quality management system (QMS). Many companies are asking themselves this question:, ...
Embedded security and more…
Some time ago I was asked if I could write a post for the SCOPE Engineering blog and I have ...
Agile (hardware) development
Some time ago I was asked if I was familiar with agile hardware development, or if we even use agile hardware development. ...
Event tips 2017
There are plenty of worthwhile events again that I'd like to mention. Unfortunately, I won't be able to cover them all due to time constraints. ...
Reuse of requirements
The use of model-based tools for requirements management is intended to make our lives easier and our work more efficient. But often ...
Medical Device Regulation MDR – the experiment begins
Sometimes things happen whose consequences only become truly apparent years later. Something like that happened on May 25, 2017. ...
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