In short. Eight projects from OVA Solutions’ portfolio, described without client names: what the device does, what we did, the engineering decisions that mattered and, where we can share them, the hours, the cost and the outcome. Numbers come from our project records and from Lisa Voronkova’s public interviews.
A Portable Ventilator Built From Ten Boards
Ten boards split by hazard boundary and a custom valve driver; preclinical trials and production handover.
A Wrist Remote Patient Monitor With Cuff Blood Pressure
Cuff blood pressure, ECG, SpO2, pulse and temperature on one wrist, on embedded Linux.
A Load-Sensing Rehabilitation Crutch, From Concept to 100 Pairs
Load sensors, BLE and a molded housing; 100 pairs produced in about 1,660 hours.
An EEG Acquisition Board Designed in 800 Hours
Analog front end, digital and RF; the client’s device later received FDA marketing authorization.
A Cold Therapy Device, Concept to Clinical Trials in 12 Months
Concept to clinical trials in 12 months with five fully functional prototypes.
A Single-Use Glucose Monitoring Patch for a Pharma Company
Eight phases to a clinical-ready glucose patch, now in clinical trials, for a pharma company.
Electronics for a Rehabilitation Chair in 16 Weeks
Electronics and firmware alongside the client’s mechanics, $260,000.
Electronics for an FDA-Cleared Wearable Muscle Stimulator
Electronics and firmware for an FDA-cleared client device with magnetic disposable pads.
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Client names are not disclosed. Updated on October 9, 2026.