Smart medical devices are medical devices that use software and communication technologies to collect, store, and transmit data. This data can be used to monitor patients' health, diagnose diseases, and deliver treatments. Examples of smart medical devices include wearable fitness trackers, continuous glucose monitors, and insulin pumps.

Yes, we can! Our team of experienced engineers, UX specialists, and product owners has the skills and expertise to develop solutions for a wide range of smart medical devices. We work closely with our clients to understand their specific requirements and develop products that meet those needs.

When we design and build medical device software, we focus on safety, reliability, and performance. We use a rigorous product development process that ensures our medical device software meets all applicable standards and regulations.

Software validation in medical devices is the process of ensuring that software meets its intended use requirements and is safe and effective. We employ a variety of software validation techniques, including testing, analysis, and verification.

Our medical device software testing process includes unit testing, integration testing, system testing, and acceptance testing. We also employ risk-based testing to concentrate our efforts on the most critical areas of the software.

At Pragmatic Coders, we prioritize internal testing, making sure that all our developers are proficient in conducting rigorous validations.

The standard for medical device software is the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) 13485:2016 standard. This standard provides requirements for the quality management system of medical device manufacturers.

Yes, we can. We have experience in integrating a variety of AI technologies, such as machine learning, and computer vision. We can use AI to improve the accuracy and efficiency of medical devices, as well as to develop new features and capabilities.

Yes, we can do medical device integrations. We have experience integrating medical devices with a variety of systems, including hospital information systems, electronic health records systems, and telemedicine systems.

Yes, software can be a medical device if it is intended to be used for a medical purpose. Examples of software as medical devices include mobile apps that monitor patients' health and software that controls implantable medical devices.

Examples of such software are:

• Mobile app that monitors patients' blood glucose levels
• Software that controls an insulin pump
• Software that analyzes medical images
• Software that provides treatment recommendations to doctors