Lattice Talk #1: How does a medtech company get started?
From the idea to the creation of a company driving medical innovation
How does an idea born from the intersection of medicine, engineering, and entrepreneurship become an innovative healthcare company?
This is the central question of the first episode of Lattice Talk, LATTICE MEDICAL’s podcast, dedicated to those who envision, develop, and drive medical innovation.
For this first episode, we spoke with the four co-founders of LATTICE MEDICAL: Philippe Marchetti, Julien Payen, Pierre Guerreschi, and Pierre-Marie Danzé. Together, they look back on the company’s origins and the various steps that led to its creation.
The origins of LATTICE MEDICAL: where medicine and engineering meet
In this episode, the four co-founders explain how this idea gradually took shape, how their initial thoughts shaped the project, and how a shared ambition evolved into a company dedicated to medical innovation.
From clinical expertise to founding a medtech startup
Beyond scientific and clinical expertise, launching a medtech startup involves structuring a project, testing an innovation against real-world realities, and laying the groundwork for long-term growth.
Philippe Marchetti, Julien Payen, Pierre Guerreschi, and Pierre-Marie Danzé share their experience with this transition, from the concept’s inception to the early stages of LATTICE MEDICAL’s development.
The challenges of developing a medical device
The founders reflect on the challenges they faced during this journey, the considerations that guided their decisions, and the lessons learned that helped shape the project’s evolution.
What advice is there for starting a business in the MedTech sector?
Because sharing experiences can also inspire future projects, the four co-founders also offer advice to those who wish to embark on a career in medical entrepreneurship.
Watch or listen to Lattice Talk #1 now:
- Watch the video on YouTube
- Listen to the audio on Spotify
Lattice Talk, the LATTICE MEDICAL podcast dedicated to those who envision, develop, and advance medical innovation.
