Electronics
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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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Electronics
Holst Centre Constructs New Near-Infrared Vein Detection Sensor
Takes biometric security to a new level; could eventually enable non-invasive in-body medical imaging.Holst Centre 07.15.20
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Electronics
Proportional Valves in Medical Devices
Selecting the ideal valve based on value and control.Online Exclusives Paul Gant, Emerson Automation Solutions 07.10.20
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Electronics | Neurological
Thin-Film Electrodes for Brain Surgery Reach the Market
An important advancement for treating patients with epilepsy and brain tumors.Online Exclusives Dave Rosa, President and CEO, NeuroOne Medical Technologies Corporation 06.30.20
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Electronics | Patient Monitoring
Adhesive Film Transforms Smartwatch into Sweat Sensor
UCLA team aims to turn wearable tech into biomonitoring platforms.University of California - Los Angeles 06.18.20
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Electronics | Patient Monitoring
Sensors Woven into a Shirt Can Monitor Vital Signs
Comfortable, form-fitting garments could be used to remotely track patients' health.Massachusetts Institute of Technology 04.24.20
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Electronics | Patient Monitoring
Sweat-Powered Electronic Skin Can Monitor Health
Can be embedded with sensors to measure heart rate, body temperature, levels of blood sugar, and metabolic byproducts .California Institute of Technology 04.23.20
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Cardiovascular | Electronics | Patient Monitoring
Lung-Heart Super Sensor on a Chip Tinier Than a Ladybug
The chip acts as an advanced electronic stethoscope and accelerometer in one.Georgia Tech 04.16.20
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Electronics
TE Connectivity Acquires Majority Share of First Sensor AG
The firm now holds 71.87 percent shares of First Sensor.TE Connectivity 03.12.20
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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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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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Electronics
Home Healthcare: How the IEC 60601-1-11 Standard Impacts Power Safety Requirements
Additional measures must be taken to ensure equipment remains safe for use in the home environment.Dylan Howes, Applications Engineer, TT Electronics 01.29.20
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Electronics
Thoughts from My First Trip to CES
The Digital Health Summit (a component of CES) spans two full days, with dedicated conference sessions devoted to the rapidly evolving consumer health industry.Sean Fenske, Editor-in-Chief 01.29.20
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Electronics
New Nano Coating Technology Provides Waterproofing Protection for Electronics
Equipment from HZO combines gases and liquids to deposit pinhole-free layers of thin-film protection.Business Wire 01.27.20
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Electronics
ATL Technology Sell CRI Business; Expands Costa Rica Operations
CRI, a manufacturer of interventional catheters and medical device assemblies, was sold to Biomerics.PR Newswire 01.21.20
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Electronics | Neurological
Paradromics' Low-Power Neural Sensor Implant Will Boost Brain-Computer Interfaces
The sensor enables high data rate neural recordings with 60 times lower power consumption than conventional digital readouts.PR Newswire 01.10.20
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Digital Health | Electronics | Neurological | Patient Monitoring | Software & IT
12 Health Tech Hits from CES 2020
Digital health technologies make a strong showing at this year's CES.Slideshows Sam Brusco, Associate Editor 01.08.20
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Electronics
CES 2020: Olive Union's Smart Ear Hearing Amplifier
Wireless earbud amplifies hearing without stigma.Business Wire 01.06.20
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Electronics | Software & IT | Surgical
Don’t Touch: Gesture Tech Is Reshaping How We Interact with Devices
Where can the technology improve procedures and interactions in the healthcare and medtech space?Online Exclusives Stephanie Van Ness, Sr. Marketing Communications Manager, Integrated Computer Solutions 12.02.19
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Digital Health | Electronics | Software & IT
Four Ways AI Can Be Used in Medtech
Utilizing the capabilities of AI and machine learning.Online Exclusives Colin Gelfer, SVP Industries and Solutions, Atrium 11.19.19
