Paragon Innovations Helps Diabetics Cut the (Refrigerator) Cord, with Design of New Temperature Control Device
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Providing accurate, long-lasting temperature control in a small, portable device requires expertise across multiple engineering disciplines,” said Tom Borger, president and chief executive officer for Kewl Innovations, Inc., which is headquartered in Richardson.It will be the first time a single product has solved three significant problems for individuals who rely upon insulin and similar medications: long-term temperature control, portability in a small format, and extended battery life over several days.Founded in 1990, Paragon Innovations has worked with Fortune 500 companies, as well as startup ventures, to provide turn-key electrical, mechanical and industrial design engineering services from concept development to market launch.Richardson, TX, March 19, 2012 --( PR.com )-- Diabetics and others who rely on refrigerated medications are on the verge of newfound freedom and flexibility, thanks to Paragon Innovations and its client, Kewl Innovations.Paragon has been instrumental in the design of Kewl’s new product, which is scheduled to hit the market this summer.Providing accurate, long-lasting temperature control in a small, portable device requires expertise across multiple engineering disciplines,” said Tom Borger, president and chief executive officer for Kewl Innovations, Inc., which is headquartered in Richardson.