Springboard case studies

Watch the latest videos from Springboard to find out a bit more about the skill that we can bring to you device design and development project. From transfer to manufacture and forensic engineering to design and human factors we’ve got you covered.

Find out how we worked with Midas Pharmaceuticals and Gerresheimer to design and develop their latest autoinjector.

What better was to market your new autoinjector than with a working test kit to give to drug development companies to try their formulations. This is how Springboard helped to design and develop the marketing toolkit for Midas and Gerresheimer.

Find out how we worked with Endomag to design and develop their latest Sentimag Smartprobe Slim™  to help surgeons identify the site of breast cancer in patients.

We worked closely with the University of Cambridge to help design and develop a force sensor device using microfluidics and and mechanical electronics to assist surgeons when replacing hips.

Verification testing is rarely simple. Find out how we overcame some challenging leak detection problems for an implantable medical device that needed to last at least 10 years without failure.

A multinational consumer product company needed a more portable device designed for one of their best-selling products.  They came to Springboard to help redesign the product to meet the new criteria.

With the patent near to expiring, our pharmaceutical client needed a delivery device for their highly viscous drug fast. We used a combination of science, engineering and mathematical skills to solve the problem in record time.

A well-known pharmaceutical company had recently acquired the intellectual property for a wearable insulin pump but, due to a variety of factors, the device was not ready to market, even after years of development.

A client needed some research to understand the usability of their products from a health care provider as well as end users. Springboard helped facilitate the usability study and discovered some fascinating results.

Find out how Springboard worked with a client to help determine their product roadmap for years to come.

The client needed feedback on the usability of a pen injector device from a targeted group of people, that included nurses and end users. Springboard helped to set up the study from start to finish.

Novartis needed a comprehensive view of the device options available to them that could deliver their therapies. They approached us to investigate the options that were available and make recommendations.

We worked closely with Haselmeier to develop a device-agnostic companion web application to facilitate business development for the D-flex subcutaneous pen injector platform.