What has stuck out to you most about this project?
I think the very best part of the whole development process is the moment when you see the whole device for the first time, the prototype. In the case of the ventilation module, an artificial lung is then linked to the software I developed. That's really cool to see!
Why is this moment so special?
It is always exciting when a product is ready for the market and the software release is about to take place. This is when a patient really becomes dependent on the software. Once someone said to me, "You have to ask yourself if you dare to connect your own child or loved one to this. If not, your product is not ready for the market. If you don't trust your product, why should anyone else?
By doing so, they hope to improve an analysis process that will conclude accident or murder in drowning deaths. These types of murders are relatively common in China due to the lack of firearms.
What makes you proud of this product?
The moment your product goes to market, you let it go. That's actually a shame. I would love to see my device used in practice. How cool is it that people trust my software? The nurse doesn't have to sit with the patient all night because the product provides a notification. They completely trust what I have developed. For me as a software engineer, this is the biggest compliment I can get.
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