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Electronics | Patient Monitoring
Implantable Transmitter Provides Wireless Option for Biomedical Devices
Micro-chip technology could be used to monitor people with glaucoma and heart disease.Purdue University 08.05.20
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Patient Monitoring
FDA OKs LifeSignals' Wireless Medical Biosensor LP1250
World's first single-use two-channel ECG and heart rate biosensor, according to the firm.PR Newswire 07.21.20
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Patient Monitoring
FDA OKs Masimo's Wearable, Wireless Centroid Sensor
Measures patient orientation, activity, and respiration rate.Business Wire 06.26.20
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Electronics | Patient Monitoring
Miniaturized, Wireless Sensor Measures a Baby's Blood Oxygen Levels
Mobile, wearable device the size of a Band-Aid could allow babies to leave the hospital and be monitored from home.Worcester Polytechnic Institute 11.15.19
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Sotera Wireless Welcomes New Chief Operating Officer
New hire was recently vice president of Engineering and Operations at Foxconn Health Technology Business Group.Business Wire 07.11.19
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Electronics | Software & IT | Testing
EMC and Wireless Compliance of Active Implantable Medical Devices
It is imperative to ensure AIMDs' safety and performance regarding EMC and wireless coexistence.Online Exclusives Minal Shah, Sr. Project Engineer, Intertek 10.29.18
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Electronics
FDA Approves Industry’s First Off-the-Ear Audio Processor with Wireless Charging
MED-EL USA's RONDO 2 cochlear implant effortless processor provides up to 18 hours of battery life.Business Wire 05.18.18
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Digital Health | Electronics | Software & IT | Testing
Coexistence Testing for Wireless Medical Devices: A Guide to Ensuring Reliable Systems
With mobile medtech in healthcare facilities and the home, OEMs must ensure interference is not a cause for concern.Online Exclusives Ashton Hainge, Consultant, Intertek 08.02.17
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Patient Monitoring
Portable, Wireless Device Watches Stomach’s Bioelectrical Activity
Can monitor stomach motility to enable physicians to measure and ultimately better understand slow wave activity.New York Institute of Technology 05.08.17
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R&D & Design | Testing
FDA Issues Guidance for Wireless Device Makers
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued its most up-to-date guidance on wireless medical devices. Released by the FDA’s Center for Devices and Radiological Health (CDRH), it is titled “Guidance for Industry and Food and Dru…11.30.-1
