10th Annual Stanford ME218 Alumni BBQ
10/30/2018The recent (10th Annual!!) Stanford ME218 Alumni BBQ was definitely one for the record books! We had another great turnout with around 200 people, including some current ME218 students as well as alumni as far back as the early 90’s. What Are We Working On? One of the best things about meeting up each…
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Bluetooth Low Energy with Rust
09/27/2018I am a senior software engineer at 219 Design. My professional experience has primarily been in writing GUIs and infrastructure for medical devices, almost entirely in C++. For a change of pace, I have been learning embedded development using Rust in my spare time, which has been an exciting challenge. I was new to both…
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A Developer’s Perspective on Virtual and Augmented Reality
09/04/2018A Glimpse Into The Future It’s the year 2030. I unlock the doors to the 219 Design office–I’m always the first in–and walk over to my square. Not only are cubicles a thing of the past, but the popular open-space desks are gone, too. The sole item in my square is a virtual and augmented…
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219 Design Exhibits at the 2018 Design 2 Part Show
08/27/2018Another successful trade show for 219 Design! 219 Design is building our presence at trade shows. We had a successful showing at ESC/BIOMEDevice in 2017, and participated in the Design 2 Part Show in Santa Clara recently. We came equipped with some exciting examples of work we’ve completed lately, including the smart battery that we designed…
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Improving Patient Outcomes
06/06/2018About Our Medical Device Clients… Modern-day medical device design is a particularly complicated, highly regulated, and safety critical endeavor. The engineering effort involved and timelines required to bring even a relatively simple medical device from concept to market can be quite significant. In many cases, it’s important for our clients to stay laser-focused on designing…
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