Injection Pen Development: Considerations, Trends and Materials
In product development, as in other areas of business, projects frequently run late which costs money and means missed opportunities.
A Simple Guide to Technology Readiness Levels (TRLs) and How They Fit with IDC’s Process
When does a wellness or beauty product become a medical device?
An exploration of common misconceptions surrounding the design of products where ingress protection is important.
What are biopolymers and how do they support a circular economy? IDC explores how biopolymers can become a key component in sustainable product production.
IDC purchase Naiad Plastics in an exciting acquisition to expand the business and offer clients a full service.
An outline of IDC's approach to avoiding patent infringement within product development projects.
Stephen Knowles discusses seven big effects which the coronavirus will have on medical device industries globally.
A recent audit showed that 91% of IDC's development work was on products that have gone on to be commercially successful.
How can designers improve the quality of interaction between people and products? IDC senior design engineer, Nick Chubb, advises.
We're delighted to welcome five talented new individuals to the team.
IDC has supported the development of the first robot to type at a computer using fingers like a human.
IDC's Head of Design, Nick Chubb, talks about usability and how it impacts product development.
Stephen Knowles advises how to achieve the best design for assembly and gives some top tips.
After over 45 years at the forefront of design innovation, IDC is sharing a few secrets for inspiring creativity and innovation.
IDC supported the development of the pokito, a pocket-sized, reusable cup designed to resize depending on what volume of drink is required.
IDC has developed the first water shut off device designed to work mechanically, without any need for a power supply.
IDC developed a non-drip chemical solution for disinfecting the udders of cows after milking, at speed, as they stand in the milking parlour
IDC’s MD, Stephen Knowles, gives his thoughts about trends for medical devices in 2018.