University of Michigan M-PED

Time 2020-07-20 06:10:06

Web Name: University of Michigan M-PED

WebSite: http://peddev.org

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DiscoveriesWe help your innovative concepts grow from the earliest stages to improve the odds of success. ResourcesThrough education and collaboration, we can take your pediatric innovation to the next step. CollaborationLet us connect you to our vast network of clinical and technical experts.The Michigan Pediatric Device Consortium (M-PED) is a non-profit, federally funded organization for innovation and advancement in the field of pediatric healthcare devices. With funding from the FDA Office of Orphan Product development (FDA P50 grant), our main goal is to take innovative ideas and turn them into near-market pediatric devices for commercialization. M-PED maintains a creative environment and supports team members from engineering, business and medical backgrounds to ensure our goal is met. Through our program project concepts are evaluated and assistance is provided to innovators who are seeking to address issues in the healthcare of children. We Assist Medical Inventors Next Tab M-PED provides pediatric medical inventors with assistance in all stages of product development, from concept to commercialization. Commercialization Assistance Bridge Funding We Assist Medical Inventors Next Tab M-PED provides pediatric medical inventors with assistance in all stages of product development, from concept to commercialization. Commercialization Assistance Bridge Funding Next Tab M-PED educates innovators from the University of Michigan and the regional community in the pediatric medical device commercialization process. Training & Education Fellowship We Build Pediatric Medical Devices The Design & Prototype Lab uses 3-D CAD software, 3-D printing, and a broad portfolio of equipment to accomplish concept and advanced medical device prototype development. Design & Prototype Lab

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