Balancing function and cost of orthopaedic implants: KTA007

L B Newnes (Photographer)

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Abstract

This KTA project offered the opportunity to apply optimisation methods developed at Bath to a ‘live’ product in early development. The focus was on a specific orthopaedic implant aimed at new customers in eastern markets, the intention being to reduce costs while still producing a high quality product.
LanguageEnglish
Media of outputOnline
StatusPublished - 2012

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orthopedics
system optimization
product quality
early development
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Balancing function and cost of orthopaedic implants : KTA007. Newnes, L B (Photographer). 2012.

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KTA007 - Balancing function and cost of orthopaedic implants

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