U-M helps entrepreneurs develop a better eye dropper
With an assist from UM3D Lab’s Cube printers, Dr. David Lorch and Dr. Marius Tijunelis developed a clever eye dropper guide. Excerpt: "During a fellowship at the University of Michigan Medial Center, David Lorch and his partners searched for problems that patients regularly face. The fellowship was designed to teach the entrepreneurial process along the way, leading towards the invention of DROPin, a new and easier way for patients to distribute eye drops." Read the rest here.
With an assist from UM3D Lab’s Cube printers, Dr. David Lorch and Dr. Marius Tijunelis developed a clever eye dropper guide.
Excerpt:
“During a fellowship at the University of Michigan Medial Center, David Lorch and his partners searched for problems that patients regularly face.
The fellowship was designed to teach the entrepreneurial process along the way, leading towards the invention of DROPin, a new and easier way for patients to distribute eye drops.”
Read the rest here.
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