Accelerate Your Medical Device into a Manufactured Product

CAMERAS, SENSORS & ILLUMINATION

Over 20 years of Experience Building Imaging and non-Imaging Cameras, Sensors, and Spectroscopic Instruments for Multiple Applications
camera, sensor, illumination for medical devices

PROJECT

3D Robotic Visualization System

3D robotic visualization

CHALLENGE

Develop a wide FOV, illuminated, low-latency, 3D-1080p HD camera in a package hardened for re-sterilization

ACCELERATE

Prototyped and iterated before final commitment to optimizing a glass-element lens design. Isolated FPGA and LED heat sources from effecting Omnivision sensor performance.

RESULT

Manufacturing line developed to assemble, align, and test units.

PROJECT

Hyperspectral Camera

hyperspectral camera

CHALLENGE

Build a Line-Scan Split-Offner Hyperspectral Camera for airborne high altitude military drone.

ACCELERATE

Optimized the optical prescription with Zemax ray-tracing program. Analized stray light with Trace-Pro ray tracing program for further guidance into the optomechanical design. Developed an alignment process. Hardened the mechanical design and fabricated with expedited hardware.

RESULT

Successfully tested units for delivery on schedule and budget overcoming vendor delays in the opto-electonic components.

PROJECT

Retinal Camera

CHALLENGE

Produce a portable Retinal Camera with wide FOV for use without patient dilation.

ACCELERATE

Developed a 3 sensor, multi- illumination source, rapid auto-focus, multi-DOF alignment optomechanical system.

RESULT

Built a working handheld prototype that reduced to practice the concept which was awarded a patent.

PROJECT

ICG Fluorescence Imaging

ICG fluorescence Imaging camera

CHALLENGE

Assess the suitability of available components for 3D visualization system.

ACCELERATE

Reviewed sensors and architectures for both sensing and excitation illumination within eye safety limits.

RESULT

Reported on available components that could be incorporated into a cost-effective system that could be rapidly developed.

Jay and I have worked together on several projects spanning a variety of medical products.  Technologies have had demanding complexity involving optical and electromechanical components that need to be carefully orchestrated together with fine attention to detail.  They met and exceeded my expectations resulting in an accelerated and successful program.

Max Kotlarchyk, PhD.