MEDIA — Whether a handheld suture alternative device or an airbag belt for the elderly, or a robot to teach programming to kindergarteners, Boston Device Development will be working on these projects and more from the Media office it opened about a week ago.
“We are kind of the virtual team that helps these young companies hit their milestones quickly and efficiently,” said Eric Sugalski, company principal. “A lot of time, the technologists will have the attitude, ‘If we build it, they will come.’ They’ll just focus on the actual building. But, in reality, in order to get something so that the market accepts it, you need to be talking to customers and sort of designing with the customers in mind. That’s a big part of what we do — that sort of translation process from the lab to the market.”
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