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eDoctor

Featuring a custom plastic enclosure engineered to securely house and protect its electronics while balancing packaging, durability, and manufacturability.

OVERVIEW + BACKGROUND

Designed For Production

TEKTELIC | Internship Project
Role: Mechanical Design Engineer - Plastics
Standards: IEC 60601-1, FDA 510(k) Pending
Contribution: Plastic Enclosure & Electronics Integration

Traditional patient monitoring relies heavily on stationary equipment, restricting mobility and limiting continuous observation outside clinical environments. A wearable solution was needed to remotely capture key physiological and respiratory measurements while allowing patients to move freely.

TEKTELIC decided to solve this.

Wearable Remote Health

eDoctor monitors vital signs and activity in a compact wearable form factor, enabling continuous monitoring.

The Project at a Glance

As one of Canada’s largest IoT providers, TEKTELIC expanded its technology into healthcare, with eDoctor becoming a major step toward establishing a new portfolio of connected biomedical devices.

My Contributions to The Project

Over four months, I iterated and refined the existing enclosure to optimize it for injection molding, aided in designing sheet metal components, efficiently package the electronics, and simplify assembly for repeatable production.