Emergo by UL’s Human Factors Research and Design team has extensive experience developing software user interfaces and instructional materials for various medical devices.
FDA recognizes the constraints that COVID-19 has placed on in-person testing, but emphasized the importance of seeking
In the complex world of medical device regulation, it can be difficult to keep things straight when it comes to product development.
How and what to provide usability test participants to obtain reliable and valid results in an era of remote and virtual interactions. Learn more at Emergo by UL's Human Factors Research & Design.
A robotics project to help children with mobility issues offers practical lessons in human factors engineering (HFE) design.
Keeping human factors engineering and usability considerations front and center when seeking expedited emergency market access for medical devices and technologies.
Use-related risk analysis (URRA) is a cornerstone activity for a thorough human factors engineering (HFE) process that meets the expectations set forth by US FDA and international reviewers.
In the course of research, the chance exists of encountering results unrelated to your study that potentially impact the lives of participants. How should you respond to such events, and how can you and your team prepare for them?
As with the European Medical Devices Directive (MDD), the MDR expects usability engineering to be incorporated into the overall risk management and device development process.
There are several key activities required by the US Federal Drug Administration (FDA) to meet its expectations for the application of human factors (HF) engineering to medical devices.