This presentation on the CAD WALK analysis techniques was presented to the InForMed consortium meeting January 23rd, 2018. In the InForMed project, an integrated pilot line for medical devices will be established, covering the complete innovation chain from technology concept to system qualification. It will include micro-fabrication, assembly and even the fabrication of smart catheters. Uniquely, the integrated pilot line is hosted by a large industrial end-user, and is specifically targeted and equipped to bridge the gap in the landscape of micro-fabrication of medical devices between concept creation and full-scale production. 39 Partners from 10 countries participate in the project to form manufacturing networks and an eco-system where new medical devices van be seeded and nurtured to grow into new business opportunities for Europe, in a time when there is a paradigm shift from large expensive diagnostic equipment towards small, disposable, minimal invasive and un-obtrusive diagnostic and therapeutic instruments and tools. The Pilot line will be demonstrated by six demonstrator products which cover traditional, emerging, and entirely new market segments, in the domains of "Hospital and Heuristic Care as well as "Home Care and Well-being," and that demonstrate the trend towards "Smart Health" solutions. InForMed is an ECSEL JU project and is co-funded by grants from Belgium, Finland, France, Germany, Great Britain, Ireland, the Netherlands, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland.