App Development
Branding
UI/UX Design
Market Research
Resource Localization
Equipment Lifecycle Modelling
Biomedical Workflow Design
Data Modelling
Product Architecture
Software Architecture
Maintenance Workflow Design
Service Order Architecture
PDF Report Generation
QR Code Integration
Testing and Validation
App Store Deployment
Xcode
Swift
Insights by Juan Luis
A generic CMMS knows what equipment is. Biomedy knows why it matters. The biggest challenge was not building an inventory system. It was translating biomedical engineering into software. A medical device is not simply an asset with a serial number. Its maintenance history, technical specifications, accessories, documentation, analyzers, spare parts, service records, and operational context all become relevant when someone has to maintain or troubleshoot it. That realization shaped the architecture of Biomedy: instead of treating maintenance as a series of isolated work orders, the system treats the equipment lifecycle as the central object around which everything else is connected.
Conclusion
Biomedy began as an attempt to solve a practical problem experienced firsthand in biomedical engineering: managing maintenance information across equipment, service records, documentation, schedules, and operational resources can quickly become fragmented.
The project evolved into a complete CMMS designed specifically for biomedical engineering, combining asset management, maintenance workflows, technical documentation, field service tools, analytics, and business operations in one platform.
More than a maintenance application, Biomedy is an attempt to translate the workflow of a biomedical engineer into software and make that workflow more structured, traceable, and scalable.
