1. Team Details
● Team Name
● Project Title
● Team Members (with designation: Engineering/Medical student, faculty
coordinator, etc.)
● Add institutional Pair (medical and engineering institute) Names and logos
● TITLE: IBIP Final Presentation 2025 - 26
● Date and time
Eng College logo Med College logo
2. Initial Problem Statement (From Hackathon Stage)
● Brief recap of the original problem statement submitted during the hackathon.
3. Refined Problem Statement
● Unmet Need
● Affected Population / User Group
● Clinical or Operational Impact Identified
● Desired Outcome of the Solution
4. Proposed Solution (Finalised Approach)
● Key features
● Why this approach was selected (based on feasibility, user feedback, cost,
safety, etc.)
5. Prototype Evolution
Show progress from concept → alpha → beta prototype
● Initial sketches/concept diagrams
● Alpha prototype (materials, design, limitations)
● Beta prototype (improvements made, new materials, refined
design)
● Images with labels and annotations
6. Landscape Analysis
● Summary of Solutions Considered Earlier
● Current Technologies / Predicate Devices
● Gap Identified After Deeper Research
7. Technical Development
● Engineering design (mechanical / electronics / software)
● Materials and components used
● Software architecture (if applicable)
● Safety considerations
● Design for usability and cost
8. Testing & Validation
● Bench testing performed
● Preliminary test results / observations
● Feedback from clinicians/end-users
● Changes incorporated based on testing
9. Clinical & Market Feasibility
● User persona
● Use-case scenarios
● Market size (if applicable)
● Potential competitors
● Cost estimation
(Keeps the students thinking about translation and feasibility.)
10. Regulatory Considerations (Basic Level)
● Device classification (basic assumption)
● Potential regulatory pathway (optional but encouraged)
11. Future Development Roadmap
● Next steps toward final prototype
● Additional refinements planned
● Testing required (bench, usability, clinical simulation, etc.)
● Plans for TRL (Technology Readiness Level) advancement
12. Support Needed
● Technical support required
● Clinical access
● Resources, materials, mentorship
13. Conclusion
13a. Summary of progress from hackathon stage to beta stage
13b. Key achievements
13c. Long-term vision for the device

IBIP Final Presentation templassste.pptx

  • 1.
    1. Team Details ●Team Name ● Project Title ● Team Members (with designation: Engineering/Medical student, faculty coordinator, etc.) ● Add institutional Pair (medical and engineering institute) Names and logos ● TITLE: IBIP Final Presentation 2025 - 26 ● Date and time Eng College logo Med College logo
  • 2.
    2. Initial ProblemStatement (From Hackathon Stage) ● Brief recap of the original problem statement submitted during the hackathon.
  • 3.
    3. Refined ProblemStatement ● Unmet Need ● Affected Population / User Group ● Clinical or Operational Impact Identified ● Desired Outcome of the Solution
  • 4.
    4. Proposed Solution(Finalised Approach) ● Key features ● Why this approach was selected (based on feasibility, user feedback, cost, safety, etc.)
  • 5.
    5. Prototype Evolution Showprogress from concept → alpha → beta prototype ● Initial sketches/concept diagrams ● Alpha prototype (materials, design, limitations) ● Beta prototype (improvements made, new materials, refined design) ● Images with labels and annotations
  • 6.
    6. Landscape Analysis ●Summary of Solutions Considered Earlier ● Current Technologies / Predicate Devices ● Gap Identified After Deeper Research
  • 7.
    7. Technical Development ●Engineering design (mechanical / electronics / software) ● Materials and components used ● Software architecture (if applicable) ● Safety considerations ● Design for usability and cost
  • 8.
    8. Testing &Validation ● Bench testing performed ● Preliminary test results / observations ● Feedback from clinicians/end-users ● Changes incorporated based on testing
  • 9.
    9. Clinical &Market Feasibility ● User persona ● Use-case scenarios ● Market size (if applicable) ● Potential competitors ● Cost estimation (Keeps the students thinking about translation and feasibility.)
  • 10.
    10. Regulatory Considerations(Basic Level) ● Device classification (basic assumption) ● Potential regulatory pathway (optional but encouraged)
  • 11.
    11. Future DevelopmentRoadmap ● Next steps toward final prototype ● Additional refinements planned ● Testing required (bench, usability, clinical simulation, etc.) ● Plans for TRL (Technology Readiness Level) advancement
  • 12.
    12. Support Needed ●Technical support required ● Clinical access ● Resources, materials, mentorship
  • 13.
    13. Conclusion 13a. Summaryof progress from hackathon stage to beta stage 13b. Key achievements 13c. Long-term vision for the device