Kablooe Leaders cited for provocative statements
It's not usually a good thing to be charged with firing off a provocative statement at a public event. However, both Kablooe President Tom KraMer, and Kablooe Development Director Brian Mullins, were charged with delivering two of the top ten most provocative statements of the Medical Device and Manufacturing expo in Minneapolis this fall.
You’re Not an Engineer, You’re a Creative Problem Solver
A MD&M Minneapolis speaker used humor to make his point about why engineers and product designers need to see themselves as creative problem solvers.
Kablooe and Omcare
Anser Innovation and Ōmcare announced today that Jeannine Rivet has joined its Board of Directors. Rivet is a recognized leader in health care, serving top executive roles at UnitedHealth Group and currently serving as an active board member, corporate advisor, mentor, and coach.
There’s Something About Minnesota…
I just got back from a fabulous trip to Maine. What a beautiful state!
Spacial Computing… what is it?
Light comes from multiple sources in the environment around us and bounces in every direction. This is referred to as an analog lightfield. When light enters our eyes, our binocular vision provides depth, color, size and speed information to our brain allowing us see a full picture of our world.
Agile vs. Design Thinking: Which is Better?
I was recently at a conference that was ‘innovation central’ for medical devices and had the privilege to see more new innovative technologies on the cusp of greatness than I can mention in this short article.
Let’s Face It: Medtech Development is Hard
As product developers, inventors, and engineers our human tendency is to chase what appear to be exciting ideas.
Kablooe Judges “Shark Tank” Event at Minnovate
Kablooe President, Tom KraMer, judged the University of Minnesota's #innovation talent last night at Minnovate's "shark tank" style event.
Kablooe Clients are World Changers
We are so proud to be working with game-changers, disrupters, and innovators from many areas within the medical community. People who want to develop products and solutions that positively affect as many lives as possible.
Organizing a Plan for Chaos
Reducing product development surprises can help ensure medical device success. Nothing is more frustrating than developing a plan, then in the heat of the battle having to diverge from the plan when chaos happens.
