Development

A disciplined path from concept to partnership.

Our device concepts move through defined development stages. This page sets out those stages and what has — and has not — been established.

01Development stages

Six stages of device development.

The stages a device concept moves through on its way to a development partnership.
  1. 01

    Concept development

    Defining the device principle, user interaction and the requirements it needs to meet.

  2. 02

    Engineering and design

    Mechanical design of the injection mechanism, housing and user interface.

  3. 03

    Prototype development

    Building functional prototypes to explore and refine the mechanism.

  4. 04

    Feasibility activities

    Technical evaluation of the concept against its design requirements.

  5. 05

    Demonstration devices

    Devices built to demonstrate the concept to development partners.

  6. 06

    Development partnerships

    Taking the platform forward with pharmaceutical and device partners.

Both device concepts are currently in development.

02In detail

What each stage involves.

Both device concepts are currently in development.

  1. Concept development

    Defining the device principle, user interaction and the requirements it needs to meet.

  2. Engineering and design

    Mechanical design of the injection mechanism, housing and user interface.

  3. Prototype development

    Building functional prototypes to explore and refine the mechanism.

  4. Feasibility activities

    Technical evaluation of the concept against its design requirements.

  5. Demonstration devices

    Devices built to demonstrate the concept to development partners.

  6. Development partnerships

    Taking the platform forward with pharmaceutical and device partners.

03Status, stated plainly

Regulatory and commercial status.

Regulatory approval

No regulatory approval or clearance is claimed for either device concept.

Certification and clinical validation

No certification or clinical validation is claimed.

Commercial availability

Neither device is commercially available. They are not offered for sale.

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We are looking for partners to take the concepts forward.

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