Event
DDF Summit Berlin 2025
June 2 - June 4
Moving to its 16th year, the Global Drug Delivery and Formulation Summit in Berlin is established as the premier pharmaceutical events for drug delivery, formulation and device professionals.
This year Cambridge Consultants will present an exciting talk that will discuss the innovative process of building a digital twin of an electromechanical autoinjector.
If you are attending come and meet the team after watching the session:
Speaking session – ‘Building a digital twin to accelerate the design and development of an electromechanical autoinjector’
Session date and time: 10:00am – Day 2 – 3rd June
Presentation session overview:
Developing an electromechanical autoinjector is a complex, time consuming, and expensive process which presents unique challenges in ensuring performance, reliability, and patient safety. We present a method for creating a digital twin prototype of a novel electromechanical autoinjector which can accelerate the development process through a simulation-led design approach. Our twin allows in silico exploration of performance across a range of product configurations and operating conditions within a virtual use environment which includes human tissue models. This enables specification and optimisation of the system without the need for extensive lab testing, reducing development time, cost, and risk compared to a traditional approach.
Dan is a physicist specialising in fluid and thermodynamics, engineering simulation and numerical modelling. He has significant experience leading large multidisciplinary medical development programmes, including respiratory and parenteral drug delivery devices, and is a MedTech sustainability lead.
With over eighteen years' experience in medical device leadership, engineering, and management consultancy, Phil has worked on the development of an extensive range of medical technologies, with a particular focus on drug delivery.
Stephanie has a background in Molecular Biology with over 15 years of Pharmaceutical, Biotechnology, and Life Sciences experience.