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Well, if you're a single guy WFH with a cool-idea for some medical tech and you want to build a prototype to see if it's worth starting a company, then 200€+ pe
by DaiPlusPlus 6y ago
Well, if you're a single guy WFH with a cool-idea for some medical tech and you want to build a prototype to see if it's worth starting a company, then 200€+ per PDF (per person?) adds up and becomes cost-prohibitive.
- ska 6y agoYou don't need any of this to build a prototype. You need it to productise your cool idea, and they you aren't a single guy WFH.
- brutusborn 6y agoHow can you build a prototype without the information in the standards that tells you the limits to how you design your prototype?
- Aeolun 6y agoJust do it all again when you get customers, which you can only get after your’re actually approved for business, for which you need the standards. I guess maybe you can just ‘hope’ you comply and let the inspection figure it out if they ever show up.
- ska 6y agoYou are going to have many iterations after that first prototype. Your looking for proof of concept here and some early user testing, a long way to product yet; basically enough detail to know the right questions to ask.
- rhizome 6y agoSpend GP's €200 on some time with a consultant who has already read them.