Project Overview
The Problem
Dr. Tim Becker's Center of Bioengineering Lab are performing research in regarding to an ideal methodology for treating brain aneurysms by testing the medication through mixing trials. Our Client's, Dr. Becker's, problem is that the researchers in his Bioengineering Lab have no way to reproducibly and reliably mix the aneurysm medication component gels in their lab to derive the ideal mixing protocol for the most efficient way to treat aneurysms. These researchers in our cliens lab are looking into the areas of mixing speed, measured in inches per second, and mixing duration. Both of these parameters play an important role in the efficacy of the medication after administration.
Our Mission
The mission of our team is to design a syringe mixing system for Dr. Tim Becker's Center of Bioengineering Lab which intends to perform research regarding an ideal methodology for treating brain aneurysms by testing the medication through mixing trials. The system which we have been tasked to design involves mixing three syringes with separate medication gels in which the energy imparted on the gels while mixing has a direct correlation on the efficacy of the drug's effects to treat brain aneurysms during human administration.
