> Eclipse was established in 1994 by a medical product designer and plastics engineer. Our business has been rooted in medical product development from day one. Eclipse staff members have thousands of hours of direct experience in the OR, clinical, and POC environments. Several of our staff members have over 20 years experience solving device, equipment and medical disposable design challenges.
Designed for use in the critical care environment, Echo's wireless tCGM system can be mounted on an IV pole or placed on any flat surface.
Eclipse was responsible for the design of the monitor, sensor dermal abrader, and Graphic User Interface components of the Symphony tCGM system.
The SymphonyTM tCGM System is a revolutionary non-invasive, wireless, transdermal continuous glucose monitoring (tCGM) system for use in hospital critical care units and for people with diabetes. The Symphony system consists of a wireless monitor, a skin preparation system, and a disposable wireless sensor system.
SolutionEclipse was chosen as Echo Therapeutics design partner for the development of the Symphony system and in that capacity, provided core technology productization, industrial design, Graphic User Interface (GUI) design, and usability testing.
Research And Usability
Industrial Design
Mechanical Engineering
Graphic User Interface Design
Hospira's SEDline PSA 5000 is a "first-of-its-kind-product" in the monitoring of patient consciousness.
Integrated handle and venting detail meet all water ingress requirements while keeping the exterior simple and elegant.
In addition to the monitor enclosures, Eclipse designed and engineered a shielded wipe connector to attach the disposable array to the reusable wire leads.
Physiometrix turned to Eclipse Product Development for the development of their PSA 5000 depth of anesthesia monitor and patient array system because of Eclipse’s inherent knowledge of the design control process, inherent knowledge of the operating room environment, and agency requirements of monitoring equipment.
SolutionEclipse created a design language that differentiates the PSA 5000 from other equipment in the operating room theatre. Features such as an integrated handle, inherent pole mount, and unique keypad enhance the end user experience while increasing the perceived values of the monitor.
Research And Usability
Industrial Design
Mechanical Engineering
The Embol-X Aortic Block is a revolutionary method of trapping embolic plaque after open heart surgery, vastly reducing the risk of postoperative stroke.
Working with a team of independent neurologists and cardiologists, Eclipse successfully designed and developed the device in less than 4 months to help launch the first round of funding in this successful medical start-up.
6 utility patents were awarded to Eclipse for the design of this innovative, life saving device.
Fluidsense was a new player in the highly competitive world of medical product manufacturers. Acting as a true design partner, Eclipse played a vital role in FluidSense's development and growth as a company.
The Fluidsense Infusion Pump is a small, lightweight, battery operated device used in all general infusion therapy, including patient controlled analgesia.
The Fluidsense Infusion Pump was featured in the “Inventions 2000” issue of Time Magazine.
Simple, easy-to-use, and first on the market.
Eclipse Product Development helped to introduce this innovative monitoring technology which simply takes the guesswork out of the critical life sustaining practice of anesthesiology.
Developing laboratory solutions for research, testing, and quality control.
Developing products that meet NEMA & MIL ruggedization standards.
Developing product solutions for the home use consumer environment.