Versicor

Versicor, an electronics, software and controls development company based in Royal Oak, has launched its inaugural “Ideas to Action” (I2A) contest. Read more

Today, Ann Arbor SPARK, Automation Alley, Macomb-OU Incubator, and TechTown Detroit announced their collective impact on Michigan’s innovation economy: 7,725 technology jobs and 225 technology companies created. Those companies have gone on to garner $300 million in follow-on investment. Read more

Taking an idea for a new medical device from concept to
commercialization is never easy. The pathway to market in the
medical technology industry is almost always long, complicated,
and expensive. For new companies with fewer resources, going it
alone isn’t necessarily an option. Read more

Electronics Hardware and Software Development Company Offers Innovators Opportunity to Turn Ideas into Successful Products. Read more

Versicor, an electronics, software and controls development company is thrilled to launch its inaugural Ideas to Action award (I2A) contest. This exciting new program is designed to help technology entrepreneurs transform their medical, clean-tech, or transportation project ideas into products. Read more

Versicor , an electronics, software and controls development company is thrilled to launch its inaugural Ideas to Action award (I2A) contest. Read more

Christie Coplen, CEO of Royal Oak-based Versicor, talked about her company’s hardware and software platform for assisting the creation of new medical devices. Versicor sells white-labeled electronic control modules for medical devices that can be programmed with custom software by medical device developers. And the company offers “a clear, predictable certification and documentation path,” she said. Read more

Versicor is a start-up company that offers a hardware and software platform used to build medical devices. Many medical devices are developed with one-off embedded hardware and software, which increase complexity, risk, and financial requirements. Versicor offers a validated, proven and robust hardware platform in conjunction with intuitive and economical model-based software. Read more

The path to commercialization for medical devices is not only distinct from other commercialization pathways, but can be long, complex and arduous. This presents many opportunities to innovate, expedite and perhaps even simplify that chain of events. Read more