Search Results for 'miniaturization'
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Electronics
Driving Toward the Miniaturization of Medical Devices—A Medtech Makers Q&A
Medtech’s need for smaller device solutions has maxon determining creative ways to shrink the drive systems powering them.
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Molding
Tackling Miniaturization Challenges in Medtech Manufacturing—MPO Videobites
As medical procedures become less invasive, shrinking components has become even more significant.Videos
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Molding
Medtech Miniaturization is Becoming a 'Way of Life'
Micromolding suppliers should be ready to take on potential roadblocks when designing small parts.Online Exclusives Michael Barbella 11.30.20
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Molding
Miniaturization of Medical Devices Creating Big Assembly Challenges
Extremely tight tolerances leave no room for error.Online Exclusives Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 11.20.20
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The Big Challenges of Medical Device Miniaturization
Demand for micro-sized products is prompting micromolders to develop new processes and methods that are outside the norm of standard injection molding.Online Exclusives Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 11.17.20
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Contract Manufacturing | Electronics
Innovation, Miniaturization are Top Priorities for Electronic Components Manufacturers
But many companies are hesitant to start new development projects while the coronavirus is still rampant.Online Exclusives Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 10.05.20
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Tubing & Extrusion
Pathways to Care: Tubing Technologies
Tubing is incorporated into a variety of medical technologies, which is why the demands on manufacturers of the components are increasing substantially.Mark Crawford, Contributing Writer 04.01.20
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Materials
A Matter of Substance: Medical Device Materials
Medtech manufacturers are leveraging cleaner, more lightweight materials to meet increasing demand for home healthcare solutions and wearable devices.Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 03.04.20
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Cardiovascular
Examining the State of the Pacemaker Industry
The advent of FDA-cleared MRI pacemakers is a significant trend.Online Exclusives Sunil Jha, Research Content Developer, Global Market Insights 02.21.20
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DuPont Launches New Delrin Resin
Features low COF for smooth, easy device actuation.DuPont 02.11.20
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Electronics | Materials
Ultra-Thin Base Materials Take PCB Miniaturization to the Next Level
Flexible and rigid ultra-thin base materials enable highly reliable, thinner PCBs.Online Exclusives Daniel Schulze, Engineering Manager at Dyconex 02.07.20
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Jabil Rebrands its Healthcare Business
Jabil Healthcare serves five key sectors: medical devices, orthopedics, diagnostics, pharmaceutical delivery systems, and consumer health.Jabil Inc. 02.03.20
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Electronics
Medtech Connects with Electronic Manufacturing Solutions
IoT, data collection, wearability, connectivity, and miniaturization lead as the demands medtech has of its electronics-centric suppliers.Mark Crawford, Contributing Writer 01.29.20
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NTT Research, German University Collaborating on Implantable Electrode Technology
Partnership expands NTT Research's footprint into Germany.Business Wire 01.06.20
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Cardiovascular
Texas Heart Institute Receives Federal Grant to Develop a Wireless, Leadless Pacemaker System
The pacing and sensing devices will be based on silicon-based integrated microchips.Texas Heart Institute 01.03.20
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TE Connectivity Introduces KMA36 Magnetic Encoder IC
The KMA36 meets the industry’s growing need for sensors with a digital signal output and miniature footprint.TE Connectivity 11.21.19
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Molding
5 Questions for Accumold at Medica/CompaMed 2019
Enabling more in the same space through micro injection molding.Online Exclusives Sean Fenske, Editor-in-Chief 11.15.19
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Contract Manufacturing | Machining & Laser Processing | Materials | R&D & Design
5 Questions for Resonetics at Medica/CompaMed 2019
Nitinol processing, precision grinding, thin-wall tubing, and 3D ablation capabilities for medical device manufacturing.Online Exclusives Sean Fenske, Editor-in-Chief 11.15.19
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Cardiovascular
THI’s Research Team Receives a Federal Grant
Is developing a wireless and leadless pacemaker system.Texas Heart Institute 11.13.19
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Cardiovascular | Surgical
CRM Device Demand Soars Amid Surging Cardiovascular Disease Prevalence
Estimates claim the cardiac rhythm management industry's size to reach $13.7 billion by 2025.Online Exclusives Paroma Bhattacharya, Research Content Developer, Global Market Insights 10.15.19
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Materials | Molding
Exact Science: A Micromolding Roundtable
In-vitro diagnostics and a shift toward point-of-care devices are creating a growing need for micromolded components.Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 10.09.19
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Contract Manufacturing
Assembling with Reliability and Repeatability Through Automation
Progress in assembly and automation technologies enable manufacturers to leverage capabilities such as Industry 4.0 and IoT for medical device fabrication.Mark Crawford, Contributing Writer 09.09.19
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Contract Manufacturing | Electronics | Neurological
Shock to the System: An Examination of Neurostim Technologies
Targeted electrical nerve stimulation technology can aid in chronic disease management by improving on current treatment methods.Sam Brusco, Associate Editor 09.09.19
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Cardiovascular | Contract Manufacturing | Diagnostics | Digital Health | Electronics | Neurological | Patient Monitoring | R&D & Design
Customized Connections: A Discussion on Custom Electronics
Demand for more complex, traceable, integrated solutions are driving innovation in the fast-changing medical electronics market.Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 09.09.19
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Cardiovascular | Contract Manufacturing | Neurological
Micro Systems Engineering Celebrates 40th Anniversary
Was founded in 1979 in Lake Oswego, Oregon.Micro Systems Technology 07.25.19
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Diagnostics | Materials
Care Points: The Current State of Point of Care Diagnostics
Speed, convenience, and cost are driving innovation in the global point-of-care market.Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 06.13.19
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Molding
Cast in a Different Mold: A Medical Molding Roundtable
This mainstay in medical manufacturing is subject to material and technology advances as well as competition from newer fabrication methods.Sam Brusco, Associate Editor 06.13.19
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Electronics
Miniature Motors with maxon at BIOMEDevice Boston
Joe Martino of maxon motor speaks about the company’s new facility and customers’ common challenges.Videos Sean Fenske, Editor-in-Chief
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Contract Manufacturing | Digital Health | Software & IT | Surgical
6 Trends Reshaping Medical Equipment Manufacturing
Medical device manufacturers and end users alike must keep an eye on current industry trends in order to prepare and adapt.Online Exclusives Megan Ray Nichols, Science Writer; Editor, Schooled By Science 05.30.19
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Molding
Micro Injection Molding with Accumold at BIOMEDevice Boston
Aaron Johnson of Accumold expands on how shrinking medical devices is driving the need for smaller molded components.Videos Sean Fenske, Editor-in-Chief
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Tubing & Extrusion
Stainless Steel Tubing with K-Tube at BIOMEDevice Boston
Gary Piazza of K-Tube Technologies shares the benefits of metal tubing for medical devices and addresses common challenges manufacturers face.Videos Sean Fenske, Editor-in-Chief
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Implandata Gains CE Mark for Next-Generation EyeMate System
Technology undergoing European market launch.B3C Newswire 05.06.19
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FDA Provides Further Update on 510(k) Modernization Efforts
The agency believes that additional changes are needed to fully modernize the 510(k) program.Scott Gottlieb, M.D. & Jeff Shuren, M.D.;, Commissioner & Director of the Center for Devices and Radiological Health; U.S. Food and Drug Administration 04.30.19
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Electronics | Surgical
Finding the Human Touch in Robotic Surgery
An examination of the challenges in designing and manufacturing haptic sensors for robotic surgery platforms.Online Exclusives Ebenezer Ferreira, FUTEK Advanced Sensor Technology 04.01.19
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Intricon Hires Vice President of Medical Business Development
New executive has more than 25 years of executive management and business development experience in the medical device industry.Business Wire 02.27.19
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R&D & Design
Help Wanted
Wealth of new technology is driving R&D outsourcing among medtech firms.Online Exclusives Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 02.21.19
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Cardiovascular
Powering a Pacemaker with a Patient's Heartbeat
The device was successfully tested in pigs.American Chemical Society 02.20.19
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R&D & Design
Design Sophisticate
Seeking outside assistance in R&D can produce better product designs at a lower cost.Online Exclusives Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 02.18.19
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R&D & Design
Connected R&D
Digital healthcare and connectivity are helping drive R&D business models.Online Exclusives Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 02.13.19
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Machining & Laser Processing
Medical Device Machining: A Discussion with Weiss-Aug
High-precision machining has significantly evolved from the lathes and mills of years past.Online Exclusives Sam Brusco, Associate Editor 02.11.19
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R&D & Design
Small Steps
Though it has progressed slowly, miniaturization is shaping medtech R&D.Online Exclusives Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 02.08.19
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Electronics
Fischer Connectors Debuts New Freedom Series Connector to the Medical Market
Company claims the product will revolutionize the way medtech manufacturers approach wearable device design.Fischer Connectors 02.08.19
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Contract Manufacturing | Digital Health | Electronics | Patient Monitoring
Electrifying Healthcare: A Look at Electronics Manufacturing Services for Medtech
Demand for miniaturization and low power challenges EMS providers serving the medtech industry.Mark Crawford, Contributing Writer 01.30.19
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Modern Predicates Can Promote Innovation, Advance Safety and Effectiveness of 510(k)-Cleared Devices
In the coming months, you’ll hear more from the FDA about the use of older predicates.Scott Gottlieb, M.D., Commissioner, U.S. Food and Drug Administration 11.28.18
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FDA Plans to Modernize 510(k) Program
Agency releases statement from FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb, M.D. and Jeff Shuren, M.D., director of the CDRH.U.S. Food and Drug Administration 11.26.18
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Materials | Molding
5 Questions from the Booth: Accumold
Miniaturization solutions through micro injection molding and thermoplastics.MPO Staff 11.12.18
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Electronics
5 Questions from the Booth: Humphrey Products Company
Optimizing fluid handling and pneumatic control for shrinking medical devices that are moving closer to patients.MPO Staff 11.12.18
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Contract Manufacturing | Electronics | Neurological
Aligning Innovation and Unmet Clinical Needs in Neuromodulation
...Mark Hjelle, Senior Product Line Manager, Heraeus Medical Components 10.16.18
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Contract Manufacturing
Automating the Manufacturing Orchestra
Sophisticated welding tools, robotic systems, DFM, and Industry 4.0 address medtech assembly challenges.Mark Crawford, Contributing Writer 10.16.18
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Tubing & Extrusion
Extrapolating Extrusion
A roundtable discussion of the myriad trends and challenges affecting extruders for the medical device industry.Sam Brusco, Associate Editor 10.16.18
