Innovantum Scientific provides engineering support for biomedical R&D teams from early feasibility through prototype development for sensors, microsystems, medical devices, ultrasound technologies, and advanced instrumentation.
Built on extensive experience leading research and development in academia, SBIR/STTR-funded startups, and medical device companies, Innovantum supports the engineering work between a research objective and a functioning experimental system. The work can begin with modeling and feasibility, continue through design and implementation, and culminate in prototype testing and technical characterization.
Translate a scientific objective into an engineering problem and identify the questions that need to be answered.
Evaluate the physics and design space before committing to hardware.
Turn a validated concept into an implementable sensor, microsystem, or experimental subsystem.
Build the measurement infrastructure required to interrogate the technology in the real world.
Connect the sensor or physical system to the electronics and control infrastructure it needs to operate.
Build, measure, troubleshoot, and generate the engineering evidence needed for the next milestone.
SBIR/STTR teams often have the scientific foundation and a defined technical objective, but need additional engineering capacity to turn that objective into a model, prototype, measurement system, and defensible performance data.
A feasibility question, subsystem, prototype, measurement challenge, or other technical work package.
Support can span modeling, design, instrumentation, electronics, embedded systems, prototyping, and testing.
Develop the hardware, experiments, measurements, and engineering documentation needed to demonstrate progress.
Projects can be structured around a defined technical investigation, development task, or milestone rather than requiring a full-time engineering hire.
Tell us what you're developing, where the technical challenge is, and what you need to demonstrate next.