BioDeviceHub

Know the device.Run the numbers.Make the fix.

The open technical workspace for biomedical engineering and the life sciences: equipment documentation, failure modes and error codes, lab calculators, bench simulators, and Bio, an assistant that helps you troubleshoot in the field.

Also here: BioLab calculators, bench simulators and the engineer's guide.

Every spec, failure mode and formula traced to a real, named source.

Built on real, open data

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One workspace, from the device to the bench

Built for biomedical engineers, and now for the laboratory too: the equipment, the calculations, the simulators and the reference material in one place.

Every entry says where it came from

Each failure mode and replacement part is labeled as either pulled from this exact unit's own manual or drawn from general category reference. The two are never blurred together.

Sources that are real and live

Recalls sync straight from openFDA. Documentation links to each device's own manufacturer files, opened inline. Registry fields come from GUDID and WHO MeDevIS.

Calculations that show their work

Every calculator states its formula, works an example you can check by hand, lists its assumptions and cites its sources. A result is labeled as exact arithmetic or as an estimate, never left ambiguous.

Bio, grounded in the device

Ask Bio about a symptom or an error code and get an answer with citations back to that device's own documented manuals, failure modes, and community fixes.

Troubleshooting in the field? Ask Bio.

Describe the symptom or paste an error code. Answers are grounded in our documented manuals, failure modes, and community fixes, with citations back to the device.

Ask Bio