Electronics
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Electronics
East/West Manufacturing Enterprises Earns ISO 13485:2016 Certification
Company also reports 50 percent fourth-quarter 2018 revenue increase.East/West Manufacturing Enterprises 02.15.19
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Electronics | Patient Monitoring
Engineers Use 'Shrinky Dinks' to Develop Wearable Respiration Monitor
Inexpensive, disposable sensors continuously measure breath rate and volume.University of California - Irvine 02.14.19
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Electronics
Pill Can Deliver Insulin via Stomach Injection
Capsule that releases insulin in the stomach could replace injections for patients with type 1 diabetes.Videos Anne Trafton, MIT News Office
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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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Electronics
OmniVision Expands Image Signal Processor Family for Endoscopes and Catheters
New OVMed ISPs provide industry with widest range of performance, features, costs for greater design flexibility and rapid integration into medical devices.OmniVision Technologies Inc. 02.05.19
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Electronics | Patient Monitoring
World’s First Non-Invasive, Saliva Glucose Biosensor
The iQ Group Global introduces the first non-invasive, saliva-based glucose test for diabetes management.The iQ Group Global 02.01.19
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3D/Additive Manufacturing | Contract Manufacturing | Digital Health | Electronics
Electronics Manufacturing Services Feature Trailer 2019
A variety of evolving technology and business trends—including regulatory—are impacting the EMS landscape.Videos Sean Fenske, Editor-in-Chief
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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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Electronics | Patient Monitoring
Ingestible, Expanding Pill Monitors Stomach for up to a Month
Soft, squishy device could potentially track ulcers, cancers, and other GI conditions over the long term.Videos Jennifer Chu, MIT News Office
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Diagnostics | Electronics | Patient Monitoring | R&D & Design
When Should You Design Ultrasound Hardware from Scratch?
How to determine the specific applications that require a from-scratch solution.Online Exclusives Kenneth MacCallum, Principal Engineering Physicist, StarFish Medical 01.29.19
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Electronics
LEMO USA Announces News Sales Agreement
Luscombe Engineering signs on to offer sales representation in the southern California and southern Nevada regions.LEMO USA 01.29.19
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Cardiovascular | Electronics
Smart Microrobots Could Be Programmed to Deliver Drugs
The research team is working on improving the performance for swimming through complex fluids like those found in the human body.Videos EPFL
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Electronics | Neurological | Software & IT
WSU Smart Home Tests First Elder Care Robot
Robot Activity Support System (RAS) uses smart home sensors to determine where residents are, what they're doing, and when they need assistance.Washington State University 01.15.19
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Diagnostics | Digital Health | Electronics | Patient Monitoring
CES 2019: 7 More Health Tech Highlights
Check out more of the latest medical and health technologies from this year's Consumer Electronics Show.Slideshows Sam Brusco, Associate Editor 01.14.19
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Diagnostics | Electronics
Ultra-Sensitive Sensor with Gold Nanoparticle Array
It could in the future be used for detecting very low concentrations of biological markers for the early diagnostic screening for diseases.University of Bath 01.10.19
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Cardiovascular | Digital Health | Electronics | Neurological | Patient Monitoring | Software & IT
CES 2019: 10 Health Tech Highlights
Check out the latest medical and health technologies from this year's Consumer Electronics Show.Slideshows Sam Brusco, Associate Editor 01.09.19
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Cardiovascular | Electronics | Surgical
A Wireless, Battery-Free, Biodegradable Blood Flow Sensor
The device could make it easier for doctors to monitor the success of blood vessel surgery.Stanford University 01.09.19
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Cardiovascular | Electronics | Surgical
Reducing the Noise Impact of Medical Devices
Diaphragm pumps can be particularly troublesome when it comes to unwanted noise in a point-of-care device.Online Exclusives Jamie Campbell, Product Manager, Parker Precision Fluidics 01.07.19
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Contract Manufacturing | Electronics
Cirtec Medical Aquires Metrigraphics
The purchase enhances the company’s design and contract manufacturing services for complex medical devices.PRWeb 01.02.19
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Electronics
E-Bandage Generates Electricity, Speeds Wound Healing
Wounds covered by e-bandages closed within 3 days, compared with 12 days for a control bandage.American Chemical Society 12.20.18
