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Medical Device Engineering

Regulatory-Ready
Medical Devices.
From Day One.

IEC 60601-1, FDA 510(k), ISO 13485. Full-stack medical device engineering from a team that builds for compliance — not around it. Senior architects. No juniors.

IEC 60601-1 / -1-2
FDA 510(k) / PMA
ISO 13485 / 21 CFR 820
V&V / FMEA / Risk
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Cleveland, Ohio — Serving clients nationwide

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Free, no-obligation technical discussion

End-to-End Medical Device Engineering

Regulatory-Ready Architecture

Design controls and risk management built in from day one — not bolted on at month 12.

IEC 60601-1510(k)De NovoPMA

Design Controls & Quality

Traceability, DHF documentation, and QMS alignment for audit-ready submissions.

ISO 1348521 CFR 820FMEAV&V

Firmware for Medical

IEC 62304-aware software lifecycle for safety-critical embedded systems. Class B and C.

IEC 62304Class B/CRTOSOTA

Full-Stack Hardware

Analog front-end, low-noise sensing, BLE/Wi-Fi, power management, PCB through rigid-flex.

AFEBLEPCBRigid-Flex

Nasal CO2 Measurement Device

Medical Device Startup — FDA-Pathway Medical Device

Mid-IR NDIR spectroscopy with dual-channel reference
Ratiometric measurement for environmental rejection
nRF52840 BLE SoC with ultra-low power design
Rigid-flex PCB for miniaturized form factor
IEC 60601-1 compliant architecture
nRF52840BLERigid-Flex PCBNDIRIEC 60601
50+
Projects Delivered
15+
Years Experience
5
Industry Verticals
100%
Production-Ready

Reduce Your Regulatory Risk

Tell us about your medical device. We'll schedule a free consultation to discuss regulatory pathway, architecture, and how Kyros can compress your timeline to market.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What medical device standards do you design to?
IEC 60601-1 and 60601-1-2, FDA 510(k)/PMA/De Novo pathways, ISO 13485 quality systems, and ISO 14971 risk management — built into architecture decisions, not added at the end.
Can you take a medical device from concept to submission-ready?
Yes. We cover firmware, electronics, and systems from architecture through verification, producing the documentation and traceability a regulatory submission requires.
Who owns the IP and deliverables?
You own everything — source code, schematics, Gerbers, BOMs, and documentation. We do a full knowledge transfer and design for clean handoffs, not lock-in.