Morphus came to us with therapy goggles that were costly, over-engineered, and not manufacturable at scale. Through DFM/DFA-driven redesign, we reduced part count, simplified assembly, and cut production costs - transforming the product into a scalable, injection-moldable system.
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America Cryo partnered with MDST to engineer a thermoelectric cooling system designed for performance and manufacturability. We applied DFM/DFA principles to optimize components, streamline assembly, and reduce system cost while maintaining clinical-grade performance.
TipStix needed to launch fast - without committing to expensive tooling too early. We enabled a controlled product launch using in-house additive manufacturing, allowing real-world validation, early revenue, and a smooth path to future scale.
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