AI-Assisted Human Factors Engineering
IMOT (Shanghai) Technology Co., Ltd. partners with medical device and combination product teams to run rigorous, human-centered design programs — and to keep every use-related decision traceable through HF Workspace, our AI-assisted engineering platform built for FDA and IEC 62366 workflows.
Who We Are
亿姆特(上海)科技有限公司 — IMOT brings together human factors engineers, industrial designers, and regulatory specialists who believe the best medical devices are built around the people who use them. We combine hands-on HFE consulting with HF Workspace, our own AI-assisted platform, so nothing gets lost between a use specification and a validation report.
Users, use environments, and use scenarios defined early and kept current across the program.
Structured formative usability testing surfaces use errors while design changes are still cheap.
Critical tasks and use errors are linked directly to mitigations and design controls.
Summative validation and a fully traceable HFE report package aligned to FDA and IEC 62366-1.
What We Do
Deep human factors expertise and AI-assisted tooling reinforce each other — our engineers write the articles, and shape the workspace they wish they'd always had.
Product
An AI-assisted, traceable human factors engineering workspace for medical device teams — structuring FDA / IEC 62366 HFE work from Use Specification through the HFE Report, while keeping expert judgment in human hands.
Knowledge
Practitioner-written articles on usability engineering, use-related risk, and regulatory strategy — the same thinking that shapes our consulting work and HF Workspace, shared openly with the device community.
Services
From early user research to final regulatory submission, our team plugs in wherever your program needs support.
Contextual inquiry, user interviews, and task analysis to ground design in real use environments.
Moderated usability studies, simulated-use validation, and knowledge task assessments.
Use-related risk analysis and HFE reports structured for FDA and IEC 62366-1 review.