Past Webinars

This webinar will present information on products regulated by the FDA and a brief description of the FDA clearance and approval process. We will also discuss how the Emergency Use Act and COVID-19 regulated Guidance can help manufacturers striving to produce medical devices during pandemic related shortages.

Manufacturers need answers to HR questions caused by the COVID-19 crisis. How do workers maintain “social Distancing and remain productive? Are split or staggered shifts recommended or required? Do you have questions regarding both the Federal and NYS sick leave programs?

In this Webinar, participants will discover how to leverage the “Improvement Kata” and “Coaching Kata” patterns that have helped Toyota develop their world renowned continuous improvement culture.

Many start-up companies make the mistake of designing overly complex products that are expensive to manufacture and assemble at scale. This inflated cost can make your price point too high (costing you sales) or erode your profit margins. This webinar will show you how to accurately calculate your total product cost and develop an intelligent pro-forma cost as you look to scale-up production.

New for 2020, FuzeHub’s Build4Scale NY program features monthly training events and new funding opportunities. We will discuss how membership in the program provides benefits that streamline your path to successfully commercializing your hardware product.

Three of the largest engineering innovations for the next decade are based on sensors and communication: autonomous vehicles, implantable medical devices, and the smart grid. As a result, clearly, the major new security threats for the next decade will stem from, and target, these engineering systems.

A presentation by the FuzeHub and the Manufacturing Innovation Center formerly known as RPI CATS detailing benefits of engaging with the ARM Institute and participating in project calls.

Change your cyber security perspective to reduce your risk Ransomware and Crypto-Jacking attacks are growing at a breakneck pace. Cyber incidents involving ransomware happen on average over 6800 times each day. It is projected that this rate will rise to over 7800 infections per day by 2021.

The requirements seem quite straight forward—to provide adequate security and report cyber incidents quickly—but we will discuss the details of what “adequate security” really entails.