Welcome back to another episode of Entrepreneur Rx!

This week, John interviews Casey Grage, founder, and CEO of Hubly Surgical, a company that developed a medical single-use electric cranial drill that monitors resistance to ensure a safe autostop before hitting brain tissue, reducing error margins, costs, and operating room dependence.

Drilling a hole into the skull is the most common neurosurgical procedure and most tools available for this are hand-crank drills or pressure-sensing drills, which are either archaic or not as precise and effective as they should be in ensuring patients’ safety. Casey and her teammate Tyler created the single-use Hubly Electric Drill and disposable drillbits achieving the desired force-driven autostop system that let the product stand out in the market and overcome its funding challenges.

Tune in to learn from Casey’s entrepreneurial story and the development process of the medical device she was destined to bring into reality!