

Our Development Journey......
2009
September
The Idea to develop Lega started when the founder’s son was hit with chronic breathing difficulties. Living far away from any physiotherapist, he needed to find a way to perform regular chest percussion to treat his son. Being a mechanical engineer by training, he decided to develop a machine that can perform chest percussion
2012
January
Clinical Trials for Lega is completed with outstanding results on efficacy to patients with breathing difficulties and symptomatic relief for COPD, Bronchitis etc..
2010
January
Within a few months of the idea, the first mock-up of Lega was developed with help from his family practitioner and a former manufacturing client. The mock-up worked for his son and had a lot of interest from friends that had similar breathing difficulties and access to therapist in the area. He then realized that this device can benefit people in similar situation as himself
2016
March
First batch of Lega sold to respiratory department of Penang General Hospital after careful evaluation and clinical testing
2010
June
With support and encouragement from his family, James Ng started Formedic Technologies with the goal to further develop the device for mass production as a certified medical device. By combining the expertise of medical practitioners, Physiotherapist and with his engineering background, they had an ambitious plan to develop and create the first production prototype in the next 3 months
2010
October
The 1st production prototype Lega is ready after more then 1000 man hours on development by Formedic Technologies multi disciplinary development. With the goal of being the certified medical device, they realized that the device had to be acknowledge and recognized by the Malaysia Ministry of Health.
2013
March
First batch of Lega sold to respiratory department of Penang General Hospital after careful evaluation and clinical testing
2011
January
Formedic Technologies presented the Lega to the Ministry of Health Malaysia and was acknowledge as a device that can complement the good work of physiotherapist in providing percussing treatment