An Expensive Software Bug

NASA’s Venus Flyby In 1962 NASA failed its first attempt to explore Venus in a whopping $18.5m software bug. A loss that today would be around $150m. What happened? The Mariner 1 The Mariner 1 mission, NASA’s first attempt to explore Venus, was lost due to a software glitch caused by a typographical error inContinue reading “An Expensive Software Bug”

A Helpful MedDev Expert

Unveiling the Future of Customized AI: My Experience with OpenAI’s Latest Innovation In the ever-evolving world of artificial intelligence, OpenAI has once again raised the bar, introducing a groundbreaking way to personalize AI chatbots. Imagine having a chatbot tailored to be an expert in your chosen field or topic. With the latest advancements in ChatGPT,Continue reading “A Helpful MedDev Expert”

MedTech News

October 2023 Recent medical device news highlights related to Class III implantable medical devices in the areas of cardiac rhythm management and diabetes treatment. Always ensure to follow up on the provided links for detailed information. I found MITs implantable device with pancreatic islet cells and an oxygen factory fascinating and scary. I would haveContinue reading “MedTech News”

Embracing the Shift: FDA’s New Risk-Based Approach to Non-Device Software Assurance in Medical Device Industry

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has recently released a draft guidance that signals a significant shift in their approach to software used in the production and quality systems of medical devices. This new guidance, titled “Computer Software Assurance for Production and Quality System Software”, emphasizes a risk-based, lifecycle approach to software assurance, moving awayContinue reading “Embracing the Shift: FDA’s New Risk-Based Approach to Non-Device Software Assurance in Medical Device Industry”