Q&A with medical device CEO focused on helping people who live on $4 a day

D-Rev CEO: We Build Medical Devices for People who Live on Less than $4 a Day (KQED Science)
Most medical equipment companies don’t regularly top “most innovative” lists.
But D-Rev isn’t your typical medical device maker. The San Francisco-based non-profit wants to help the world’s poorest individuals, who subsist on less than a few dollars per day. Its products include an $80 prosthetic knee and a phototherapy device to treat infants with jaundice.
[Skip to the bottom of the article to watch a TED talk on the $80 ReMotion knee.]
What’s unique about D-Rev is its approach to research. The compa...