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Cambridge Design Partnership was recently featured in The Times discussing how our innovative solutions are helping clients speed up time to market and enhance the lives of those they serve.
Cambridge Design Partnership was recently featured in The Times discussing how our innovative solutions are helping clients speed up time to market and enhance the lives of those they serve.
We are honored to announce our involvement in a remarkable awareness campaign with Cure Usher, Havas Lynx, and Push Films: the world's first 'touchable memory' device.
Our dynamic partnership with Femography combined our passion and commitment to innovation in FemTech and women's health, resulting in an expanded and enhanced product pipeline.
Karla Sanchez explores the rapidly evolving field of dementia care, examining both the current landscape and emerging technologies that empower patients to stay independent for longer.
We designed and tested over 100 improvements to our client’s instrument in just five months, enabling rapid iteration and scaled-up production. In addition, our team manufactured 45 units and generated the device history records needed to gain a CE Mark.
We supplied the technical rigor for our client to develop their concept for a unique ostomy appliance - giving them the foundational blocks to make their revolutionary concept a commercial reality.
Horb is an at-home diagnostic device that measures hormone levels while users brush their teeth. The diagnostic device connects via Bluetooth to an app, which can collate Horb data with data from other wearables such as the Apple Watch and Oura ring.
In an exciting first half of 2022, our FemTech team attended and presented at various conferences. In this article, we share our responses to some of the questions arising from many fascinating conversations at these events.
When British Antarctic Survey (BAS) extended a challenge to help its Rothera research station reach net zero using sustainable energy storage, we knew it would demand a multidisciplinary team to look beyond the brief and bring fresh ideas.
With urgent and important demand for LFTs, jeopardizing performance, ease-of-use, supply chain availability, and low cost isn’t an option – but sustainability strategies are evolving in response to consumer expectations.
Ice cream and blood are two things you probably don’t want to think about simultaneously, but how a substance flows is a vitally important consideration for many products.
In a series of articles outlining the three pillars of our FemTech philosophy, Jessica Platt and Martha Hodgson discuss the first: Inclusivity.