The client is a leading healthcare device manufacturing company headquartered in Houston, operating within the medical devices and healthcare technology space. The organization brings together experienced life science entrepreneurs, engineers, cardiologists, and specialists in heart failure treatment, with a strong focus on developing percutaneous mechanical circulatory support (pMCS) devices for patients suffering from severe heart failure.
To support advanced treatment, the initiative involves developing a secure application capable of operating and regulating an Artificial Heart Pump system, enabling precise control and improved outcomes for patients with heart failure.
Heart failure patients sometimes require treatment solutions beyond traditional medication.
The client needed a reliable system that could safely control and monitor an Artificial Heart Pump device.
Key challenges included:
The client required a secure and intelligent application that could control and monitor a mechanical circulatory support system.
The development team created a tablet-based application built on the Universal Windows Platform.
The system was designed to run primarily on the Microsoft Surface Go 2.
The application acts as an intermediary between the Cradle and Controller, enabling seamless data exchange.
Both components are powered by the BM71 BLE Module.
The system supports both wired connections and Bluetooth BLE communication.
This architecture ensures reliable and secure communication between all hardware components.
The platform uses advanced security mechanisms to protect command transmissions and patient data.
Security features include:
These technologies ensure that every command sent from the Cradle to the Controller is authenticated and protected.
This protects the system from unauthorized access or command manipulation.
The Surface application enables secure communication between the Artificial Heart Pump system components.
The application allows the Cradle to transmit data to the Controller using secure communication protocols.
It also allows users to send operational commands to the pump controller safely.
The application was carefully designed to support complex medical device operations.
RSA-signed command packets allow secure device operations.
These commands are verified before execution to ensure system safety.
The result is improved performance and application stability.
The system integrates with several specialized hardware components used in the mechanical circulatory support system.
These components include:
The application acts as the central interface connecting these systems.
The system significantly improves control and monitoring of the heart pump device.
After the deployment of the Surface application, the client achieved several improvements:
🔹 Secure and reliable communication between system components
🔹 Real-time monitoring of device performance
🔹 Safe execution of critical pump control commands
🔹 Improved data protection and backup mechanisms
🔹 Stable communication using wired and Bluetooth BLE connections
🔹 Enhanced usability for medical device operators
The application supports advanced treatment for patients whose heart failure cannot be managed through medication alone.
The Surface Application for Artificial Heart Pump Control successfully transforms a complex medical device system into a secure and user-friendly digital platform.
By combining secure communication protocols, real-time monitoring, and IoT-enabled device integration, the solution enables safe and reliable control of mechanical circulatory support devices.
The platform helps healthcare technology providers: