Electronics
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Diagnostics | Electronics
Point-of-Care Sensors to Detect Toxic Metals from Single Drop of Blood
The sensors would allow for faster and cheaper research, as well as rapid detection of metals including manganese and lead.University of Illinois at Chicago 09.14.18
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Cardiovascular | Electronics | Patient Monitoring
Wearable Ultrasound Patch Monitors Blood Pressure Deep Inside Body
Applications include real-time, continuous monitoring of blood pressure changes in patients with heart or lung disease.University of California - San Diego 09.13.18
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Electronics
A Pill for Delivering Biomedical Micromotors
Micromotors are self-propelled microscopic robots designed to perform a host of biomedical tasks.American Chemical Society 09.10.18
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Electronics | Patient Monitoring
FDA Clears Masimo's rainbow Acoustic Monitoring Sensor for Infant and Neonatal Patients
Acoustic respiration rate measurement is now, for the first time, possible for patients of all sizes.Business Wire 09.10.18
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Electronics
Driving Toward Custom Electronics
Off-the-shelf options can be adapted to suit needs, but more device makers are looking at custom electronic solutions.Mark Crawford, Contributing Writer 09.07.18
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Digital Health | Electronics | Patient Monitoring | Software & IT
Students Invent Temporary Biometric Tracking Tattoo
The tattoo tracks a person's heart rate, and their goal is for it to be used for other screenings as well.Wichita State University 08.30.18
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Electronics | Materials | R&D & Design
How to Choose Fasteners for Your Medical Device
How designers can get the most out of their fasteners to create an affordable, repeatable, and safe medical device.Online Exclusives Nigel Syrotuck, Mechanical Engineer, StarFish Medical 08.29.18
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Digital Health | Electronics | Patient Monitoring
5 Real-Time & Remote Patient Monitoring Trends
How sensors and devices are forever changing the face of healthcare.Online Exclusives Isa Liao, Regional Sales Manager, TE Connectivity 08.22.18
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Diagnostics | Electronics | Patient Monitoring
Russian Scientists Design New MRI Coil for Preclinical Studies
The new coil produces images with three times higher resolution than standard commercial volume MRI coils.ITMO University 08.07.18
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Electronics | Patient Monitoring
A Sentinel to Watch Over Ocular Pressure
EYEMATE is a microsensor system that enables patients to take contactless pressure measurements of their eyes.Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft 08.02.18
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Diagnostics | Electronics
Gas Sensing Gut Pill Beats Breath Test Diagnosis
New trials reveal swallowable sensor 3,000 times more accurate than current technology.RMIT University 08.02.18
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Electronics | Neurological
Tiny Electronic Chip Could Help Boost Neurological Disorder Treatment
Chip can read signals from several nerve endings and wirelessly transmit them without a battery or any other component.Purdue University 07.20.18
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Diagnostics | Electronics
Low-Cost Sensor Rapidly Detects Mosquito-Borne Diseases
SMK Diagnostics has created biosensor technology to identify and monitor diseases such as Zika.Purdue University 07.13.18
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Diagnostics | Electronics | Materials | Patient Monitoring | Software & IT
Metamaterial Technologies Acquires Mediwise
Mediwise is a medical research and development company that develops wireless devices in medical diagnostics and monitoring.PR Newswire 07.11.18
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Electronics | Patient Monitoring
Smart Bandages Monitor and Tailor Treatment for Chronic Wounds
Bandages with integrated pH and temperature sensors & electronically triggered drug release are designed to improve healing.Tufts University 07.09.18
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Contract Manufacturing | Digital Health | Electronics | R&D & Design
Electronics Integration into Disposable and Single-Use Medical Devices
A number of critical factors need to be considered in order to ensure a successful implementation.Online Exclusives Rick Walker, GM Product Design and Development, & Meredith Canty, Director Drug Delivery Systems, at SMC Ltd. 06.29.18
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Electronics | Neurological | Patient Monitoring | Surgical
Low-Cost Plastic Sensors Could Monitor a Range of Health Conditions
Sensor can measure the amount of critical metabolites like lactate or glucose present in sweat, tears, saliva, or blood.University of Cambridge 06.25.18
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Diagnostics | Electronics | Materials
German Scientists Print Potential Diagnostic Sensors on Gummi Candy
Printing microelectrode arrays on gelatin and other soft materials could pave the way for new medical diagnostics tools.Technical University of Munich 06.21.18
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Electronics | Patient Monitoring
Sensor-Equipped Soft Contact Lens Monitors Glucose, Lactate, and pH Levels
The sensor-embedded lens could also be used for ocular pain relief or drug delivery.Purdue University 06.21.18
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Cardiovascular | Electronics | Patient Monitoring | Surgical
'Smart Stent' Detects Narrowing of Arteries
Stent was modified to function as a miniature antenna; micro-sensor developed to continuously track blood flow.University of British Columbia 06.20.18
