Know anything about Proof-Of-Concept or Prototyping?

Seeking Help: Prototyping a Cardiac Care Device (BioLink Case™)
Hi all—I'm Travis, a cardiac arrhythmia survivor and former EMT working to bring a new MedTech device to life. I’ve invented the BioLink Case™, a modular cellphone case designed to support remote cardiac monitoring. It’s built with proprietary materials and a discrete electronics pod, and it’s already received early clinical endorsement.
I’m now looking for help with prototyping—specifically:
• Referrals to engineers or firms with experience in medical device prototyping, especially wearables or mobile-integrated sensors
• Advice on materials, electronics integration, or low-volume manufacturing
• Any leads on accelerators, grant programs, or MedTech networks that support early-stage founders
If you know someone, have experience, or just want to brainstorm, I’d be incredibly grateful. I’m building this from the ground up through my LLC and pushing toward pilot deployment. Every connection counts.
Thanks for reading—and for any help you can offer. Have yourselves a blessed day!!!

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Jayciedubb · 56-60, M

Im not what you're locking for nor do i have any connections to offer. But im very intrigued about your post

I was just talking to my sister about such a monitor. I was assuming one of the latest fit smart watches would have that technology in it.

Im in a new position of sole caregiver to my helplessly disabled son and I'm a very private person. My fear is that i drop dead one day, without notice and my son then dying a slow death, wondering what happened

One alternative is to have the police nagging me once a week, or an inlaw popping by whenever they remember, i know my other son will have no problem continuing to ignore us the same way he ignored his mother while she was fighting her battle against cancer.

I'd like to be connected to a heart monitor that only says whether its beating or not and that im wearing it. My heart rate, bp, etc is my own personal business.

Trav2024 · 51-55, M

Well, a little update. I told my cardiologist about my invention - and got a fist-bump and "That's a great idea." I'll take it.

Yesterday, I got an email from a London Venture Capital firm Managing Director that asked for my pitch deck - and this was at MIDNIGHT HIS TIME. Not only curiosity and courtesy, but urgency. That's exciting, too.

FreddieUK · 70-79, M

@Trav2024 Great news.

FreddieUK · 70-79, M

Can't help, but this sounds like a really worthwhile way to spend your time. I hope someone comes along who is of practical help.

uikakarotuevegeta · 26-30, M

You're better off asking on LinkedIn or other professional networks

Trav2024 · 51-55, M

@uikakarotuevegeta That was my first post - on LinkedIn. A little interest so far, but nothing concrete.

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