Collaborative regulatory-science initiative
MD PnP / Center for SaAMS
Building a first-principles safety framework for smart and autonomous medical systems
The application
MD PnP is using QMSpace to develop a first-principles-based safety framework for Smart and Autonomous Medical Systems (SaAMS), creating a connected structure for system intent, risks, safety requirements, controls, test methods, objective evidence, and safety arguments. The work supports a shared technical framework in which innovators and regulators can collaborate as both the technology and regulatory science evolve.
Relevant GessNet capabilities
How QMSpace supports the work
- Connect clinical and system intent to architecture, hazards, risks, safety requirements, controls, tests, and evidence.
- Structure first-principles safety reasoning as a living, traceable framework.
- Support shared risk models, safety arguments, and precompetitive regulatory-science work.
- Enable evidence-based collaboration among innovators, researchers, clinicians, and regulators.




