Medical Devices

Accelerate the development of your medical product or device, from ideation to evaluation to production. We are redefining what’s possible when it comes to device security, drug delivery, usability testing and human centric design, and neurotechnology. Our multidisciplinary, cross-industry teams advance innovation by integrating world-class expertise across a wide range of science and engineering disciplines. We can design, rapid prototype, test and develop a medical product to suit your specific needs.

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DeviceSecure® Services & Solutions

Identify and resolve potential cyber security threats with Battelle DeviceSecure® Services & Solutions, a suite of cyber security services for medical devices. We combine expertise in cybersecurity, medical device design, hardware and software development, and user experience for a complete solution to medical device cyber security issues.

Drug Delivery

Battelle has a long and storied track record of innovation in drug delivery. We are uniquely positioned to support the device, testing and system/process needs of the rapidly and continuously evolving world of pharmaceuticals, biologics and cellular and gene therapies.

In Vitro Diagnostics

Battelle brings together deep experience in bioinformatics, biologics, chemistry and related fields to deliver innovative in vitro technologies with unparalleled accuracy and detection limits — all at unprecedented speed and with significant cost savings.

Human Centric Design

Human centric design is an approach to product development that puts user needs, desires and abilities at the center of the development process. It means making design decisions based on how people can, need and want to perform tasks, rather than expecting users to adjust and accommodate their behaviors to the product.

Neurotechnology

Battelle develops leading-edge technologies to aid in the recovery of nervous system injuries and address the resulting physical impairments.