An international medical technology company intended to expand its software for radiotherapy by a radiation planning feature. The goal was to provide the user with the possibility to automatically define the radiation area based on algorithms.

This project aimed at connecting a customer’s database, storing patient, measurement, and system data to other programs via a web service.

The subsidiary of a large German automotive supplier used an ALM tool for requirements management of its products and for the management of test cases needed for requirements tracking.

An international healthcare corporation develops an application that automatically evaluates the physiological signals of the patient for a better image acquisition. Depending on the selected scanning profile, the software visualizes both ECG curve and breathing curve during applied radiation.

An international organization, leading in the semiconductor industry, has been driving a constant change for over 20 years from mechanical systems to complex mechatronic systems.

A leading automotive supplier of electronic steering wheel locks was faced with the challenge of adapting the software for an existing system to a new model series from the automotive manufacturer.

A market leader (supplier) of components for the commercial vehicle market co-developed, together with a renowned OEM, a new electronic system for trucks. The objective was to bring an existing prototype to series maturity, ready for the intended series production.

An international company in the medical technology sector, wished to respond more flexibly to the needs of its clinical customers of the human-machine interface (HMI) for computed tomography devices. The goal was to digitalize various hardware control elements, by showing them on a touch display.

A leading automotive supplier for powertrain systems received an order by a large OEM for a new project. The OEM aimed at implementing Automotive SPICE® for its relevant processes according to HIS/VDA to the Capability Level 3.

An automotive supplier developed a new control unit for an OEM. This control unit required significantly more software components than the systems previously delivered by the supplier. Its software development was inadequately designed for development processes and the quality requirements were not fulfilled on schedule.

A leading automotive supplier decided to replace its existing heterogeneously structured tool landscape, with a new consistent ALM tool chain. This new tool chain will better support Automotive SPICE® compliant working and reduce license and operating costs.

To grow its position in the market, a medium-sized automotive supplier decided to expand its portfolio, from primary mechanical products to more complex mechatronic systems.

A well-known manufacturer of medical image post-processing applications and long-time Method Park customer in the sector of medical technology asked Method Park engineers to support its evaluation of new technology trends in the algorithmic image processing domain. The customer aimed at increasing the quality of its products, while maintaining the same level of product suitability for daily use.

For a new product generation, the Method Park customer planned the introduction of a digital reading device which is able to analyze the company’s Lateral Flow Tests (patient quick tests).

The customer’s team is responsible for the maintenance of a software product established on markets. Its tasks include customer- driven product enhancements and features, plus a degree of bug fixing.