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Aaryan Panchal — Worcester, Massachusetts

I build things.Some of them build me back.

Mechanical engineer and founder of EpiSafe — an epinephrine auto-injector thin enough to live in a phone case. I spend the rest of my time running customer-discovery interviews, flying a drone, and writing things down.

EpiSafe — an epinephrine auto-injector mounted to the back of a phone
  • Engineer
  • Builder
  • Entrepreneur
  • Creative
  • Writer
01Selected work
The thing I've built
that had to be real.

EpiSafe is built for the 56% of people prescribed an EpiPen who don't carry one. I lead the mechanism design, the customer discovery, and the regulatory groundwork. CAD is complete, CFD is validating dose equivalence, and provisional patents are filed on both the mechanism and the form factor.

9 mo
Idea to working concept
11.4 mm
Thin · 0.3 mg dose
$6.6B
Auto-injector market

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The EpiSafe internal injector mechanism, close up on the bench
Fig. 01The internal mechanism — real parts, real springs
The EpiSafe team accepting recognition at WPI Demo Day 2025

2025

WIRE Group Award · Incubation Stage

Selected out of WPI's i3 Lab

2026

Accepted into GISA

WPI's student startup accelerator

2025

Provisional Patent Filed

Mechanism & form factor

Building something hard?
aaryanpanchal@icloud.com