VeriBest Donates $950,000 EDA Software to Marquette University

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VeriBest, Inc. has made a significant donation to the Biomedical Engineering Department at Marquette University, providing its EDA (electronic design automation) software suite, valued at over $950,000. The software, which includes VeriBest PCB and Design Capture, will be used by students to design instrumentation in advanced design courses, while faculty will utilize it in groundbreaking biotelemetry research with NASA's Ames Research Center. This donation marks a significant milestone in the education and research of biomedical engineering at Marquette University.

Key Takeaways:

  • VeriBest, Inc. has donated its EDA software suite, valued at over $950,000, to the Biomedical Engineering Department at Marquette University.
  • The software, VeriBest PCB and Design Capture, will be used by students to design instrumentation in advanced design courses.
  • Faculty will utilize the software in groundbreaking biotelemetry research with NASA's Ames Research Center.
  • The research will focus on designing printed circuit boards for tiny bio-transceivers that will collect data on the potential physiological effects of weightlessness in space travel.
  • The software's advanced 3D capabilities will enable students to design instruments and output the images into the university's standard format for manufacturing.
  • The donation includes the Stereo Lithography Apparatus (SLA) machine, which will be used to create enclosures for working instruments.
  • VeriBest, Inc. has committed to investing in the excellence of educational processes and research projects of forward-looking universities.
  • The company has integrated its products with industry leading tool providers, including Actel, Altera, Bentley Systems, and Xilinx.

Statistics:

  • The donation is valued at over $950,000.
  • The software, VeriBest PCB and Design Capture, is a suite of EDA tools designed for Microsoft Windows NT.
  • The Biomedical Engineering Department at Marquette University plans to use the software in both classroom and research settings.
  • The research with NASA's Ames Research Center will focus on designing printed circuit boards for tiny bio-transceivers.
  • The software's advanced 3D capabilities will enable students to design instruments and output the images into the university's standard format for manufacturing.
  • The Stereo Lithography Apparatus (SLA) machine will be used to create enclosures for working instruments.

Sources:

  • VeriBest, Inc. press release, Feb. 9 /PRNewswire/.
  • Interview with Dean Jeutter, Professor and Chairman, Biomedical Engineering Department at Marquette University.
  • VeriBest, Inc. corporate information page, www.veribest.com.