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As someone has has in the past worked in biotechnology software and is currently working on biothech instrumentation software - you are EXACTLY correct. The pr
by bh23ha 17y ago
As someone has has in the past worked in biotechnology software and is currently working on biothech instrumentation software - you are EXACTLY correct.
The problem with #2 is that we could get a lot of things cheaper and faster to market with only slightly more risk for the consumer. But the regulators have no incentive to take on that extra bit of risk. Sick people on the other hand...
- electromagnetic 17y agoI wonder if, for exercise equipment at least, it would be worth developing it as a video game 'peripheral' and avoid much of the regulators control. Imagine this: a row-machine that links into your Xbox/PS3/Wii and you can compete in tournaments in game and online, but have it completely usable without it being used as a gaming peripheral. It could be similarly attached to any 'sport' equipment. I wonder if this would be enough to evade regulator oversight or not.