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Andrew DiMeo (Innovation & Design Coach, Trig)
Galen Robertson (Chief Operating Officer, 410 Medical)
Juan Luis Crespo-Mariño (Professor, Mechatronics Engineering Academic Area, Tecnologico de Costa Rica)
Danny Gelfman (Senior Principal Solutions Designer, Medtronic)
Location: 160A
Date: Wednesday, May 15
Time: 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Track: BIOMEDevice Boston, Track A: Product Development
Vault Recording: TBD
Evolutionary design is not an excuse to avoid processes or the burdens of regulation. It does, in fact, require more discipline to manage the ambiguity and relies on an unfailing trust in the process. To be successful leading an iterative design process, one must understand the intent of the regulations, a clear idea of how to satisfy the intent through an iterative process, and an ability to deal with uncertainty.
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