Perth Biodesign provides educational training in healthcare innovation using the Stanford Biodesign methodology, which focuses on a prescriptive method of identifying unmet clinical needs, inventing solutions that address these needs and creating implementation strategies that fit within the complex healthcare landscape.

In Perth Biodesign courses, we bring together multidisciplinary teams of people passionate about making a difference in healthcare and build the connection between industry, academia, health services, and specialised services providers to create a healthcare innovation opportunity. Perth Biodesign programs are experiential in nature, focusing on biomedical entrepreneurship, are designed for the Australian biomedical environment, and thrive on the support of the local ecosystem.

Website: www.perthbiodesign.au

Pcock is an Australian sexual wellness startup designing playful, intuitive pleasure devices that centre accessibility, inclusivity, and real human bodies. Sexual wellness is still largely designed for able-bodied users and often framed in a clinical or awkward way. Pcock exists to change that. Our flagship product is a handsfree, app-connected vibrator designed with people who have limited grip strength, mobility challenges, or fatigue in mind, while still appealing to a broad mainstream audience. It can be operated by squeezing, offers dual stimulation modes, and prioritises simplicity, dignity, and delight. We sit at the intersection of sextech, design, and health innovation, working to normalise pleasure as a legitimate part of wellbeing. Our approach blends evidence-informed design with humour and warmth, making sexual wellness feel approachable rather than intimidating. Pcock is building a brand that proves accessibility does not mean compromise. It means better design for everyone.