Warwick Design strengthened its long-standing relationship with GSK with the development of the Veramyst device. The project demonstrates some of the highly developed skills at Warwick Design. Our in-house abilities to undertake industrial design, engineering, mechanical design, electronics development and software all supported by prototyping in our workshop ensures that we can assume the entire development of devices.

Typically we develop concepts for a variety of viable device proposals. These are evaluated for their potential to meet all aspects of the pharmaceutical, production and marketing requirements. The key contender is detailed to incorporate sound ergonomics, easy patient compliance, pharmaceutical performance, the toolmaking and moulding for high cavitation tooling and design for auto assembly in very high volumes.

Warwick Design builds test and evaluation rigs to create performance data and to optimise operation and consistency over the life of the product. Improvements, quality control and risk are constantly monitored through the development with FMEAs, metrology with other controls maintained.

In a project like Veramyst we handle large volumes of data, vitally maintaining strict change control procedures. For a ten-part device like this product we may maintain 20Gb of data in 20,000 files. Our simple but highly effective data systems, developed over years of practice, enable us to control the information for the more complex devices we are currently developing.