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- Elevating Robotic Precision in Medical Devices: A Case Study by Omniseal Solutions™Unlock the secrets behind smoother robotic movements in medical devices with Omniseal Solutions™’ low friction sealing innovation. Our latest case study showcases how precision engineering meets medical excellence, ensuring optimal performance and reliability in robotic arm joints. By Clara Soueve Digital Customer Acquistion Specialist – Omniseal Solution™ Life Sciences Pioneering Low-Friction Seals for Robotic Arm… […]
- How Medtronic evaluates its exposure to GLP-1 drugsMedtronic Chief Scientific, Medical and Regulatory Officer Dr. Laura Mauri drills into GLP-1 drug trial results to estimate their impact across the portfolio. The impact of glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy on medtech manufacturing is one of the biggest uncertainties heading into 2024. Industry leaders like Medtronic, Stryker and Intuitive have faced… […]
- Brain-computer interface lets ALS patient control home devicesResearchers say they observed the successful translation of brain signals into computer commands with a brain-computer interface (BCI) implant. A team at Johns Hopkins surgically implanted the BCI on the brain of an ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) patient. They published their results, which showed the accurate translation of computer commands from brain activity, in Advanced Science.… […]
- The 10 largest medtech employers of 2023 – and what their employees really thinkEmployees at the 10 largest medtech employers in the world are finding a greater balance between work and life but are still frustrated by corporate bureaucracy. Those are just a few takeaways as Medical Design & Outsourcing compiled employees’ sentiments from reviews posted on Glassdoor. Total medtech jobs were down year-over-year in our 2023 Medtech… […]
- Imperative Care CEO Fred Khosravi’s dream for medtech — and how to get thereMedtech leader Fred Khosravi is betting on an innovative — and risky — approach to patient care. Imperative Care co-founder, Chair and CEO Fred Khosravi, a refugee of the Iranian Revolution who became an engineer and serial entrepreneur in the U.S., wants medtech to shift its focus from treating diseases to treating patients. He’s taking… […]
- Can AI ‘move fast and cure things’ in healthcare?The entry of AI into healthcare is starkly different from the accepted adage of “move fast and break things” in consumerism. In episode 1 of AI Meets Life Sci, Kayleen Brown, managing editor at DeviceTalks, and Brian Buntz, pharma and biotech editor, discuss the opportunities, limitations, and direct impact of Ai in healthcare fields including… […]
- Mytos raises $19M Series A to automate human cell manufacturingNEWS RELEASE: Mytos Announces $19M Series A Funding to Automate Human Cell Manufacturing and Further Accelerate Growth London, UK – November 30, 2023 – Mytos, an innovative leader in automated cell manufacturing, announced today it has closed $19M in Series A financing led by Buckley Ventures, with participation from IQ Capital and Wing VC. The… […]
- Moticont releases 0.875-in. diameter linear voice coil servo motorNEWS RELEASE: Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor Just 0.875 in. in Diameter Has High Force-to-Size High Acceleration, and a 0.25 in. Stroke! Van Nuys, CA – Moticont has released the GVCM-022-013-01 Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor. This compact .875 in. (22.2 mm) diameter high speed, high force-to-size linear motor features high accuracy and high repeatability… […]
- Wearable developer Empatica aims to develop new digital biomarkersEmpatica Chief Medical Officer Dr. Marisa Cruz discusses advances in wearable technology and how new digital biomarkers could advance medtech. Dr. Marisa Cruz envisions a future where unobtrusive wearable devices with advanced sensors will continuously measure and record actionable biodata without patients having to lift a finger. Cruz is an endocrinologist and internist who serves… […]
- Nordson Medical expands Pennsylvania operationsNEWS RELEASE: Nordson Medical expands Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility Easton, Pennsylvania – November 29, 2023 – Nordson Medical, a global leader in the medical device components industry, is expanding its Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility less than two miles away. This expansion will allow an increased capacity of their fluorinated… […]
- Medtech glossary: Medical device industry terms, abbreviations and acronymsAcronyms, abbreviations and definitions of medtech terms, devices and companies Medtech’s a complicated business, with its own industry abbreviations, acronyms and terms. Cut through the jargon with our constantly evolving glossary — and please suggest additions by emailing Managing Editor Jim Hammerand. 3D printing: A type of additive manufacturing used to make patient-specific anatomical models,… […]
C.R. Bard Acquires Genyx Medical’s Uryx product assets (2005)
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- Elevating Robotic Precision in Medical Devices: A Case Study by Omniseal Solutions™Unlock the secrets behind smoother robotic movements in medical devices with Omniseal Solutions™’ low friction sealing innovation. Our latest case study showcases how precision engineering meets medical excellence, ensuring optimal performance and reliability in robotic arm joints. By Clara Soueve Digital Customer Acquistion Specialist – Omniseal Solution™ Life Sciences Pioneering Low-Friction Seals for Robotic Arm… […]
- How Medtronic evaluates its exposure to GLP-1 drugsMedtronic Chief Scientific, Medical and Regulatory Officer Dr. Laura Mauri drills into GLP-1 drug trial results to estimate their impact across the portfolio. The impact of glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy on medtech manufacturing is one of the biggest uncertainties heading into 2024. Industry leaders like Medtronic, Stryker and Intuitive have faced… […]
- Brain-computer interface lets ALS patient control home devicesResearchers say they observed the successful translation of brain signals into computer commands with a brain-computer interface (BCI) implant. A team at Johns Hopkins surgically implanted the BCI on the brain of an ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) patient. They published their results, which showed the accurate translation of computer commands from brain activity, in Advanced Science.… […]
- The 10 largest medtech employers of 2023 – and what their employees really thinkEmployees at the 10 largest medtech employers in the world are finding a greater balance between work and life but are still frustrated by corporate bureaucracy. Those are just a few takeaways as Medical Design & Outsourcing compiled employees’ sentiments from reviews posted on Glassdoor. Total medtech jobs were down year-over-year in our 2023 Medtech… […]
- Imperative Care CEO Fred Khosravi’s dream for medtech — and how to get thereMedtech leader Fred Khosravi is betting on an innovative — and risky — approach to patient care. Imperative Care co-founder, Chair and CEO Fred Khosravi, a refugee of the Iranian Revolution who became an engineer and serial entrepreneur in the U.S., wants medtech to shift its focus from treating diseases to treating patients. He’s taking… […]
- Can AI ‘move fast and cure things’ in healthcare?The entry of AI into healthcare is starkly different from the accepted adage of “move fast and break things” in consumerism. In episode 1 of AI Meets Life Sci, Kayleen Brown, managing editor at DeviceTalks, and Brian Buntz, pharma and biotech editor, discuss the opportunities, limitations, and direct impact of Ai in healthcare fields including… […]
- Mytos raises $19M Series A to automate human cell manufacturingNEWS RELEASE: Mytos Announces $19M Series A Funding to Automate Human Cell Manufacturing and Further Accelerate Growth London, UK – November 30, 2023 – Mytos, an innovative leader in automated cell manufacturing, announced today it has closed $19M in Series A financing led by Buckley Ventures, with participation from IQ Capital and Wing VC. The… […]
- Moticont releases 0.875-in. diameter linear voice coil servo motorNEWS RELEASE: Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor Just 0.875 in. in Diameter Has High Force-to-Size High Acceleration, and a 0.25 in. Stroke! Van Nuys, CA – Moticont has released the GVCM-022-013-01 Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor. This compact .875 in. (22.2 mm) diameter high speed, high force-to-size linear motor features high accuracy and high repeatability… […]
- Wearable developer Empatica aims to develop new digital biomarkersEmpatica Chief Medical Officer Dr. Marisa Cruz discusses advances in wearable technology and how new digital biomarkers could advance medtech. Dr. Marisa Cruz envisions a future where unobtrusive wearable devices with advanced sensors will continuously measure and record actionable biodata without patients having to lift a finger. Cruz is an endocrinologist and internist who serves… […]
- Nordson Medical expands Pennsylvania operationsNEWS RELEASE: Nordson Medical expands Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility Easton, Pennsylvania – November 29, 2023 – Nordson Medical, a global leader in the medical device components industry, is expanding its Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility less than two miles away. This expansion will allow an increased capacity of their fluorinated… […]
- Medtech glossary: Medical device industry terms, abbreviations and acronymsAcronyms, abbreviations and definitions of medtech terms, devices and companies Medtech’s a complicated business, with its own industry abbreviations, acronyms and terms. Cut through the jargon with our constantly evolving glossary — and please suggest additions by emailing Managing Editor Jim Hammerand. 3D printing: A type of additive manufacturing used to make patient-specific anatomical models,… […]
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St. Jude Medical Acquires Savacor Inc. (2005)
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- Elevating Robotic Precision in Medical Devices: A Case Study by Omniseal Solutions™Unlock the secrets behind smoother robotic movements in medical devices with Omniseal Solutions™’ low friction sealing innovation. Our latest case study showcases how precision engineering meets medical excellence, ensuring optimal performance and reliability in robotic arm joints. By Clara Soueve Digital Customer Acquistion Specialist – Omniseal Solution™ Life Sciences Pioneering Low-Friction Seals for Robotic Arm… […]
- How Medtronic evaluates its exposure to GLP-1 drugsMedtronic Chief Scientific, Medical and Regulatory Officer Dr. Laura Mauri drills into GLP-1 drug trial results to estimate their impact across the portfolio. The impact of glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy on medtech manufacturing is one of the biggest uncertainties heading into 2024. Industry leaders like Medtronic, Stryker and Intuitive have faced… […]
- Brain-computer interface lets ALS patient control home devicesResearchers say they observed the successful translation of brain signals into computer commands with a brain-computer interface (BCI) implant. A team at Johns Hopkins surgically implanted the BCI on the brain of an ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) patient. They published their results, which showed the accurate translation of computer commands from brain activity, in Advanced Science.… […]
- The 10 largest medtech employers of 2023 – and what their employees really thinkEmployees at the 10 largest medtech employers in the world are finding a greater balance between work and life but are still frustrated by corporate bureaucracy. Those are just a few takeaways as Medical Design & Outsourcing compiled employees’ sentiments from reviews posted on Glassdoor. Total medtech jobs were down year-over-year in our 2023 Medtech… […]
- Imperative Care CEO Fred Khosravi’s dream for medtech — and how to get thereMedtech leader Fred Khosravi is betting on an innovative — and risky — approach to patient care. Imperative Care co-founder, Chair and CEO Fred Khosravi, a refugee of the Iranian Revolution who became an engineer and serial entrepreneur in the U.S., wants medtech to shift its focus from treating diseases to treating patients. He’s taking… […]
- Can AI ‘move fast and cure things’ in healthcare?The entry of AI into healthcare is starkly different from the accepted adage of “move fast and break things” in consumerism. In episode 1 of AI Meets Life Sci, Kayleen Brown, managing editor at DeviceTalks, and Brian Buntz, pharma and biotech editor, discuss the opportunities, limitations, and direct impact of Ai in healthcare fields including… […]
- Mytos raises $19M Series A to automate human cell manufacturingNEWS RELEASE: Mytos Announces $19M Series A Funding to Automate Human Cell Manufacturing and Further Accelerate Growth London, UK – November 30, 2023 – Mytos, an innovative leader in automated cell manufacturing, announced today it has closed $19M in Series A financing led by Buckley Ventures, with participation from IQ Capital and Wing VC. The… […]
- Moticont releases 0.875-in. diameter linear voice coil servo motorNEWS RELEASE: Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor Just 0.875 in. in Diameter Has High Force-to-Size High Acceleration, and a 0.25 in. Stroke! Van Nuys, CA – Moticont has released the GVCM-022-013-01 Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor. This compact .875 in. (22.2 mm) diameter high speed, high force-to-size linear motor features high accuracy and high repeatability… […]
- Wearable developer Empatica aims to develop new digital biomarkersEmpatica Chief Medical Officer Dr. Marisa Cruz discusses advances in wearable technology and how new digital biomarkers could advance medtech. Dr. Marisa Cruz envisions a future where unobtrusive wearable devices with advanced sensors will continuously measure and record actionable biodata without patients having to lift a finger. Cruz is an endocrinologist and internist who serves… […]
- Nordson Medical expands Pennsylvania operationsNEWS RELEASE: Nordson Medical expands Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility Easton, Pennsylvania – November 29, 2023 – Nordson Medical, a global leader in the medical device components industry, is expanding its Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility less than two miles away. This expansion will allow an increased capacity of their fluorinated… […]
- Medtech glossary: Medical device industry terms, abbreviations and acronymsAcronyms, abbreviations and definitions of medtech terms, devices and companies Medtech’s a complicated business, with its own industry abbreviations, acronyms and terms. Cut through the jargon with our constantly evolving glossary — and please suggest additions by emailing Managing Editor Jim Hammerand. 3D printing: A type of additive manufacturing used to make patient-specific anatomical models,… […]
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St. Jude Medical Acquires Advanced Neuromodulation Systems (2005)
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- Elevating Robotic Precision in Medical Devices: A Case Study by Omniseal Solutions™Unlock the secrets behind smoother robotic movements in medical devices with Omniseal Solutions™’ low friction sealing innovation. Our latest case study showcases how precision engineering meets medical excellence, ensuring optimal performance and reliability in robotic arm joints. By Clara Soueve Digital Customer Acquistion Specialist – Omniseal Solution™ Life Sciences Pioneering Low-Friction Seals for Robotic Arm… […]
- How Medtronic evaluates its exposure to GLP-1 drugsMedtronic Chief Scientific, Medical and Regulatory Officer Dr. Laura Mauri drills into GLP-1 drug trial results to estimate their impact across the portfolio. The impact of glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy on medtech manufacturing is one of the biggest uncertainties heading into 2024. Industry leaders like Medtronic, Stryker and Intuitive have faced… […]
- Brain-computer interface lets ALS patient control home devicesResearchers say they observed the successful translation of brain signals into computer commands with a brain-computer interface (BCI) implant. A team at Johns Hopkins surgically implanted the BCI on the brain of an ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) patient. They published their results, which showed the accurate translation of computer commands from brain activity, in Advanced Science.… […]
- The 10 largest medtech employers of 2023 – and what their employees really thinkEmployees at the 10 largest medtech employers in the world are finding a greater balance between work and life but are still frustrated by corporate bureaucracy. Those are just a few takeaways as Medical Design & Outsourcing compiled employees’ sentiments from reviews posted on Glassdoor. Total medtech jobs were down year-over-year in our 2023 Medtech… […]
- Imperative Care CEO Fred Khosravi’s dream for medtech — and how to get thereMedtech leader Fred Khosravi is betting on an innovative — and risky — approach to patient care. Imperative Care co-founder, Chair and CEO Fred Khosravi, a refugee of the Iranian Revolution who became an engineer and serial entrepreneur in the U.S., wants medtech to shift its focus from treating diseases to treating patients. He’s taking… […]
- Can AI ‘move fast and cure things’ in healthcare?The entry of AI into healthcare is starkly different from the accepted adage of “move fast and break things” in consumerism. In episode 1 of AI Meets Life Sci, Kayleen Brown, managing editor at DeviceTalks, and Brian Buntz, pharma and biotech editor, discuss the opportunities, limitations, and direct impact of Ai in healthcare fields including… […]
- Mytos raises $19M Series A to automate human cell manufacturingNEWS RELEASE: Mytos Announces $19M Series A Funding to Automate Human Cell Manufacturing and Further Accelerate Growth London, UK – November 30, 2023 – Mytos, an innovative leader in automated cell manufacturing, announced today it has closed $19M in Series A financing led by Buckley Ventures, with participation from IQ Capital and Wing VC. The… […]
- Moticont releases 0.875-in. diameter linear voice coil servo motorNEWS RELEASE: Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor Just 0.875 in. in Diameter Has High Force-to-Size High Acceleration, and a 0.25 in. Stroke! Van Nuys, CA – Moticont has released the GVCM-022-013-01 Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor. This compact .875 in. (22.2 mm) diameter high speed, high force-to-size linear motor features high accuracy and high repeatability… […]
- Wearable developer Empatica aims to develop new digital biomarkersEmpatica Chief Medical Officer Dr. Marisa Cruz discusses advances in wearable technology and how new digital biomarkers could advance medtech. Dr. Marisa Cruz envisions a future where unobtrusive wearable devices with advanced sensors will continuously measure and record actionable biodata without patients having to lift a finger. Cruz is an endocrinologist and internist who serves… […]
- Nordson Medical expands Pennsylvania operationsNEWS RELEASE: Nordson Medical expands Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility Easton, Pennsylvania – November 29, 2023 – Nordson Medical, a global leader in the medical device components industry, is expanding its Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility less than two miles away. This expansion will allow an increased capacity of their fluorinated… […]
- Medtech glossary: Medical device industry terms, abbreviations and acronymsAcronyms, abbreviations and definitions of medtech terms, devices and companies Medtech’s a complicated business, with its own industry abbreviations, acronyms and terms. Cut through the jargon with our constantly evolving glossary — and please suggest additions by emailing Managing Editor Jim Hammerand. 3D printing: A type of additive manufacturing used to make patient-specific anatomical models,… […]
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St. Jude Medical Acquires Velocimed LLC (2005)
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- Elevating Robotic Precision in Medical Devices: A Case Study by Omniseal Solutions™Unlock the secrets behind smoother robotic movements in medical devices with Omniseal Solutions™’ low friction sealing innovation. Our latest case study showcases how precision engineering meets medical excellence, ensuring optimal performance and reliability in robotic arm joints. By Clara Soueve Digital Customer Acquistion Specialist – Omniseal Solution™ Life Sciences Pioneering Low-Friction Seals for Robotic Arm… […]
- How Medtronic evaluates its exposure to GLP-1 drugsMedtronic Chief Scientific, Medical and Regulatory Officer Dr. Laura Mauri drills into GLP-1 drug trial results to estimate their impact across the portfolio. The impact of glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy on medtech manufacturing is one of the biggest uncertainties heading into 2024. Industry leaders like Medtronic, Stryker and Intuitive have faced… […]
- Brain-computer interface lets ALS patient control home devicesResearchers say they observed the successful translation of brain signals into computer commands with a brain-computer interface (BCI) implant. A team at Johns Hopkins surgically implanted the BCI on the brain of an ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) patient. They published their results, which showed the accurate translation of computer commands from brain activity, in Advanced Science.… […]
- The 10 largest medtech employers of 2023 – and what their employees really thinkEmployees at the 10 largest medtech employers in the world are finding a greater balance between work and life but are still frustrated by corporate bureaucracy. Those are just a few takeaways as Medical Design & Outsourcing compiled employees’ sentiments from reviews posted on Glassdoor. Total medtech jobs were down year-over-year in our 2023 Medtech… […]
- Imperative Care CEO Fred Khosravi’s dream for medtech — and how to get thereMedtech leader Fred Khosravi is betting on an innovative — and risky — approach to patient care. Imperative Care co-founder, Chair and CEO Fred Khosravi, a refugee of the Iranian Revolution who became an engineer and serial entrepreneur in the U.S., wants medtech to shift its focus from treating diseases to treating patients. He’s taking… […]
- Can AI ‘move fast and cure things’ in healthcare?The entry of AI into healthcare is starkly different from the accepted adage of “move fast and break things” in consumerism. In episode 1 of AI Meets Life Sci, Kayleen Brown, managing editor at DeviceTalks, and Brian Buntz, pharma and biotech editor, discuss the opportunities, limitations, and direct impact of Ai in healthcare fields including… […]
- Mytos raises $19M Series A to automate human cell manufacturingNEWS RELEASE: Mytos Announces $19M Series A Funding to Automate Human Cell Manufacturing and Further Accelerate Growth London, UK – November 30, 2023 – Mytos, an innovative leader in automated cell manufacturing, announced today it has closed $19M in Series A financing led by Buckley Ventures, with participation from IQ Capital and Wing VC. The… […]
- Moticont releases 0.875-in. diameter linear voice coil servo motorNEWS RELEASE: Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor Just 0.875 in. in Diameter Has High Force-to-Size High Acceleration, and a 0.25 in. Stroke! Van Nuys, CA – Moticont has released the GVCM-022-013-01 Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor. This compact .875 in. (22.2 mm) diameter high speed, high force-to-size linear motor features high accuracy and high repeatability… […]
- Wearable developer Empatica aims to develop new digital biomarkersEmpatica Chief Medical Officer Dr. Marisa Cruz discusses advances in wearable technology and how new digital biomarkers could advance medtech. Dr. Marisa Cruz envisions a future where unobtrusive wearable devices with advanced sensors will continuously measure and record actionable biodata without patients having to lift a finger. Cruz is an endocrinologist and internist who serves… […]
- Nordson Medical expands Pennsylvania operationsNEWS RELEASE: Nordson Medical expands Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility Easton, Pennsylvania – November 29, 2023 – Nordson Medical, a global leader in the medical device components industry, is expanding its Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility less than two miles away. This expansion will allow an increased capacity of their fluorinated… […]
- Medtech glossary: Medical device industry terms, abbreviations and acronymsAcronyms, abbreviations and definitions of medtech terms, devices and companies Medtech’s a complicated business, with its own industry abbreviations, acronyms and terms. Cut through the jargon with our constantly evolving glossary — and please suggest additions by emailing Managing Editor Jim Hammerand. 3D printing: A type of additive manufacturing used to make patient-specific anatomical models,… […]
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Zimmer Holdings Acquires Allo System Srl (2005)
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- Elevating Robotic Precision in Medical Devices: A Case Study by Omniseal Solutions™Unlock the secrets behind smoother robotic movements in medical devices with Omniseal Solutions™’ low friction sealing innovation. Our latest case study showcases how precision engineering meets medical excellence, ensuring optimal performance and reliability in robotic arm joints. By Clara Soueve Digital Customer Acquistion Specialist – Omniseal Solution™ Life Sciences Pioneering Low-Friction Seals for Robotic Arm… […]
- How Medtronic evaluates its exposure to GLP-1 drugsMedtronic Chief Scientific, Medical and Regulatory Officer Dr. Laura Mauri drills into GLP-1 drug trial results to estimate their impact across the portfolio. The impact of glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy on medtech manufacturing is one of the biggest uncertainties heading into 2024. Industry leaders like Medtronic, Stryker and Intuitive have faced… […]
- Brain-computer interface lets ALS patient control home devicesResearchers say they observed the successful translation of brain signals into computer commands with a brain-computer interface (BCI) implant. A team at Johns Hopkins surgically implanted the BCI on the brain of an ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) patient. They published their results, which showed the accurate translation of computer commands from brain activity, in Advanced Science.… […]
- The 10 largest medtech employers of 2023 – and what their employees really thinkEmployees at the 10 largest medtech employers in the world are finding a greater balance between work and life but are still frustrated by corporate bureaucracy. Those are just a few takeaways as Medical Design & Outsourcing compiled employees’ sentiments from reviews posted on Glassdoor. Total medtech jobs were down year-over-year in our 2023 Medtech… […]
- Imperative Care CEO Fred Khosravi’s dream for medtech — and how to get thereMedtech leader Fred Khosravi is betting on an innovative — and risky — approach to patient care. Imperative Care co-founder, Chair and CEO Fred Khosravi, a refugee of the Iranian Revolution who became an engineer and serial entrepreneur in the U.S., wants medtech to shift its focus from treating diseases to treating patients. He’s taking… […]
- Can AI ‘move fast and cure things’ in healthcare?The entry of AI into healthcare is starkly different from the accepted adage of “move fast and break things” in consumerism. In episode 1 of AI Meets Life Sci, Kayleen Brown, managing editor at DeviceTalks, and Brian Buntz, pharma and biotech editor, discuss the opportunities, limitations, and direct impact of Ai in healthcare fields including… […]
- Mytos raises $19M Series A to automate human cell manufacturingNEWS RELEASE: Mytos Announces $19M Series A Funding to Automate Human Cell Manufacturing and Further Accelerate Growth London, UK – November 30, 2023 – Mytos, an innovative leader in automated cell manufacturing, announced today it has closed $19M in Series A financing led by Buckley Ventures, with participation from IQ Capital and Wing VC. The… […]
- Moticont releases 0.875-in. diameter linear voice coil servo motorNEWS RELEASE: Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor Just 0.875 in. in Diameter Has High Force-to-Size High Acceleration, and a 0.25 in. Stroke! Van Nuys, CA – Moticont has released the GVCM-022-013-01 Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor. This compact .875 in. (22.2 mm) diameter high speed, high force-to-size linear motor features high accuracy and high repeatability… […]
- Wearable developer Empatica aims to develop new digital biomarkersEmpatica Chief Medical Officer Dr. Marisa Cruz discusses advances in wearable technology and how new digital biomarkers could advance medtech. Dr. Marisa Cruz envisions a future where unobtrusive wearable devices with advanced sensors will continuously measure and record actionable biodata without patients having to lift a finger. Cruz is an endocrinologist and internist who serves… […]
- Nordson Medical expands Pennsylvania operationsNEWS RELEASE: Nordson Medical expands Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility Easton, Pennsylvania – November 29, 2023 – Nordson Medical, a global leader in the medical device components industry, is expanding its Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility less than two miles away. This expansion will allow an increased capacity of their fluorinated… […]
- Medtech glossary: Medical device industry terms, abbreviations and acronymsAcronyms, abbreviations and definitions of medtech terms, devices and companies Medtech’s a complicated business, with its own industry abbreviations, acronyms and terms. Cut through the jargon with our constantly evolving glossary — and please suggest additions by emailing Managing Editor Jim Hammerand. 3D printing: A type of additive manufacturing used to make patient-specific anatomical models,… […]
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Zimmer Holdings Acquires Rights to Revivicor Inc. genetic materials (2005)
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- Elevating Robotic Precision in Medical Devices: A Case Study by Omniseal Solutions™Unlock the secrets behind smoother robotic movements in medical devices with Omniseal Solutions™’ low friction sealing innovation. Our latest case study showcases how precision engineering meets medical excellence, ensuring optimal performance and reliability in robotic arm joints. By Clara Soueve Digital Customer Acquistion Specialist – Omniseal Solution™ Life Sciences Pioneering Low-Friction Seals for Robotic Arm… […]
- How Medtronic evaluates its exposure to GLP-1 drugsMedtronic Chief Scientific, Medical and Regulatory Officer Dr. Laura Mauri drills into GLP-1 drug trial results to estimate their impact across the portfolio. The impact of glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy on medtech manufacturing is one of the biggest uncertainties heading into 2024. Industry leaders like Medtronic, Stryker and Intuitive have faced… […]
- Brain-computer interface lets ALS patient control home devicesResearchers say they observed the successful translation of brain signals into computer commands with a brain-computer interface (BCI) implant. A team at Johns Hopkins surgically implanted the BCI on the brain of an ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) patient. They published their results, which showed the accurate translation of computer commands from brain activity, in Advanced Science.… […]
- The 10 largest medtech employers of 2023 – and what their employees really thinkEmployees at the 10 largest medtech employers in the world are finding a greater balance between work and life but are still frustrated by corporate bureaucracy. Those are just a few takeaways as Medical Design & Outsourcing compiled employees’ sentiments from reviews posted on Glassdoor. Total medtech jobs were down year-over-year in our 2023 Medtech… […]
- Imperative Care CEO Fred Khosravi’s dream for medtech — and how to get thereMedtech leader Fred Khosravi is betting on an innovative — and risky — approach to patient care. Imperative Care co-founder, Chair and CEO Fred Khosravi, a refugee of the Iranian Revolution who became an engineer and serial entrepreneur in the U.S., wants medtech to shift its focus from treating diseases to treating patients. He’s taking… […]
- Can AI ‘move fast and cure things’ in healthcare?The entry of AI into healthcare is starkly different from the accepted adage of “move fast and break things” in consumerism. In episode 1 of AI Meets Life Sci, Kayleen Brown, managing editor at DeviceTalks, and Brian Buntz, pharma and biotech editor, discuss the opportunities, limitations, and direct impact of Ai in healthcare fields including… […]
- Mytos raises $19M Series A to automate human cell manufacturingNEWS RELEASE: Mytos Announces $19M Series A Funding to Automate Human Cell Manufacturing and Further Accelerate Growth London, UK – November 30, 2023 – Mytos, an innovative leader in automated cell manufacturing, announced today it has closed $19M in Series A financing led by Buckley Ventures, with participation from IQ Capital and Wing VC. The… […]
- Moticont releases 0.875-in. diameter linear voice coil servo motorNEWS RELEASE: Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor Just 0.875 in. in Diameter Has High Force-to-Size High Acceleration, and a 0.25 in. Stroke! Van Nuys, CA – Moticont has released the GVCM-022-013-01 Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor. This compact .875 in. (22.2 mm) diameter high speed, high force-to-size linear motor features high accuracy and high repeatability… […]
- Wearable developer Empatica aims to develop new digital biomarkersEmpatica Chief Medical Officer Dr. Marisa Cruz discusses advances in wearable technology and how new digital biomarkers could advance medtech. Dr. Marisa Cruz envisions a future where unobtrusive wearable devices with advanced sensors will continuously measure and record actionable biodata without patients having to lift a finger. Cruz is an endocrinologist and internist who serves… […]
- Nordson Medical expands Pennsylvania operationsNEWS RELEASE: Nordson Medical expands Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility Easton, Pennsylvania – November 29, 2023 – Nordson Medical, a global leader in the medical device components industry, is expanding its Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility less than two miles away. This expansion will allow an increased capacity of their fluorinated… […]
- Medtech glossary: Medical device industry terms, abbreviations and acronymsAcronyms, abbreviations and definitions of medtech terms, devices and companies Medtech’s a complicated business, with its own industry abbreviations, acronyms and terms. Cut through the jargon with our constantly evolving glossary — and please suggest additions by emailing Managing Editor Jim Hammerand. 3D printing: A type of additive manufacturing used to make patient-specific anatomical models,… […]
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Varian Medical Systems Acquires Sigma Micro Informatique Conseil (2005)
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- Elevating Robotic Precision in Medical Devices: A Case Study by Omniseal Solutions™Unlock the secrets behind smoother robotic movements in medical devices with Omniseal Solutions™’ low friction sealing innovation. Our latest case study showcases how precision engineering meets medical excellence, ensuring optimal performance and reliability in robotic arm joints. By Clara Soueve Digital Customer Acquistion Specialist – Omniseal Solution™ Life Sciences Pioneering Low-Friction Seals for Robotic Arm… […]
- How Medtronic evaluates its exposure to GLP-1 drugsMedtronic Chief Scientific, Medical and Regulatory Officer Dr. Laura Mauri drills into GLP-1 drug trial results to estimate their impact across the portfolio. The impact of glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy on medtech manufacturing is one of the biggest uncertainties heading into 2024. Industry leaders like Medtronic, Stryker and Intuitive have faced… […]
- Brain-computer interface lets ALS patient control home devicesResearchers say they observed the successful translation of brain signals into computer commands with a brain-computer interface (BCI) implant. A team at Johns Hopkins surgically implanted the BCI on the brain of an ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) patient. They published their results, which showed the accurate translation of computer commands from brain activity, in Advanced Science.… […]
- The 10 largest medtech employers of 2023 – and what their employees really thinkEmployees at the 10 largest medtech employers in the world are finding a greater balance between work and life but are still frustrated by corporate bureaucracy. Those are just a few takeaways as Medical Design & Outsourcing compiled employees’ sentiments from reviews posted on Glassdoor. Total medtech jobs were down year-over-year in our 2023 Medtech… […]
- Imperative Care CEO Fred Khosravi’s dream for medtech — and how to get thereMedtech leader Fred Khosravi is betting on an innovative — and risky — approach to patient care. Imperative Care co-founder, Chair and CEO Fred Khosravi, a refugee of the Iranian Revolution who became an engineer and serial entrepreneur in the U.S., wants medtech to shift its focus from treating diseases to treating patients. He’s taking… […]
- Can AI ‘move fast and cure things’ in healthcare?The entry of AI into healthcare is starkly different from the accepted adage of “move fast and break things” in consumerism. In episode 1 of AI Meets Life Sci, Kayleen Brown, managing editor at DeviceTalks, and Brian Buntz, pharma and biotech editor, discuss the opportunities, limitations, and direct impact of Ai in healthcare fields including… […]
- Mytos raises $19M Series A to automate human cell manufacturingNEWS RELEASE: Mytos Announces $19M Series A Funding to Automate Human Cell Manufacturing and Further Accelerate Growth London, UK – November 30, 2023 – Mytos, an innovative leader in automated cell manufacturing, announced today it has closed $19M in Series A financing led by Buckley Ventures, with participation from IQ Capital and Wing VC. The… […]
- Moticont releases 0.875-in. diameter linear voice coil servo motorNEWS RELEASE: Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor Just 0.875 in. in Diameter Has High Force-to-Size High Acceleration, and a 0.25 in. Stroke! Van Nuys, CA – Moticont has released the GVCM-022-013-01 Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor. This compact .875 in. (22.2 mm) diameter high speed, high force-to-size linear motor features high accuracy and high repeatability… […]
- Wearable developer Empatica aims to develop new digital biomarkersEmpatica Chief Medical Officer Dr. Marisa Cruz discusses advances in wearable technology and how new digital biomarkers could advance medtech. Dr. Marisa Cruz envisions a future where unobtrusive wearable devices with advanced sensors will continuously measure and record actionable biodata without patients having to lift a finger. Cruz is an endocrinologist and internist who serves… […]
- Nordson Medical expands Pennsylvania operationsNEWS RELEASE: Nordson Medical expands Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility Easton, Pennsylvania – November 29, 2023 – Nordson Medical, a global leader in the medical device components industry, is expanding its Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility less than two miles away. This expansion will allow an increased capacity of their fluorinated… […]
- Medtech glossary: Medical device industry terms, abbreviations and acronymsAcronyms, abbreviations and definitions of medtech terms, devices and companies Medtech’s a complicated business, with its own industry abbreviations, acronyms and terms. Cut through the jargon with our constantly evolving glossary — and please suggest additions by emailing Managing Editor Jim Hammerand. 3D printing: A type of additive manufacturing used to make patient-specific anatomical models,… […]
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Topcon Acquires Hoya Corp.’s glasses apparatus assets (2005)
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- Elevating Robotic Precision in Medical Devices: A Case Study by Omniseal Solutions™Unlock the secrets behind smoother robotic movements in medical devices with Omniseal Solutions™’ low friction sealing innovation. Our latest case study showcases how precision engineering meets medical excellence, ensuring optimal performance and reliability in robotic arm joints. By Clara Soueve Digital Customer Acquistion Specialist – Omniseal Solution™ Life Sciences Pioneering Low-Friction Seals for Robotic Arm… […]
- How Medtronic evaluates its exposure to GLP-1 drugsMedtronic Chief Scientific, Medical and Regulatory Officer Dr. Laura Mauri drills into GLP-1 drug trial results to estimate their impact across the portfolio. The impact of glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy on medtech manufacturing is one of the biggest uncertainties heading into 2024. Industry leaders like Medtronic, Stryker and Intuitive have faced… […]
- Brain-computer interface lets ALS patient control home devicesResearchers say they observed the successful translation of brain signals into computer commands with a brain-computer interface (BCI) implant. A team at Johns Hopkins surgically implanted the BCI on the brain of an ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) patient. They published their results, which showed the accurate translation of computer commands from brain activity, in Advanced Science.… […]
- The 10 largest medtech employers of 2023 – and what their employees really thinkEmployees at the 10 largest medtech employers in the world are finding a greater balance between work and life but are still frustrated by corporate bureaucracy. Those are just a few takeaways as Medical Design & Outsourcing compiled employees’ sentiments from reviews posted on Glassdoor. Total medtech jobs were down year-over-year in our 2023 Medtech… […]
- Imperative Care CEO Fred Khosravi’s dream for medtech — and how to get thereMedtech leader Fred Khosravi is betting on an innovative — and risky — approach to patient care. Imperative Care co-founder, Chair and CEO Fred Khosravi, a refugee of the Iranian Revolution who became an engineer and serial entrepreneur in the U.S., wants medtech to shift its focus from treating diseases to treating patients. He’s taking… […]
- Can AI ‘move fast and cure things’ in healthcare?The entry of AI into healthcare is starkly different from the accepted adage of “move fast and break things” in consumerism. In episode 1 of AI Meets Life Sci, Kayleen Brown, managing editor at DeviceTalks, and Brian Buntz, pharma and biotech editor, discuss the opportunities, limitations, and direct impact of Ai in healthcare fields including… […]
- Mytos raises $19M Series A to automate human cell manufacturingNEWS RELEASE: Mytos Announces $19M Series A Funding to Automate Human Cell Manufacturing and Further Accelerate Growth London, UK – November 30, 2023 – Mytos, an innovative leader in automated cell manufacturing, announced today it has closed $19M in Series A financing led by Buckley Ventures, with participation from IQ Capital and Wing VC. The… […]
- Moticont releases 0.875-in. diameter linear voice coil servo motorNEWS RELEASE: Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor Just 0.875 in. in Diameter Has High Force-to-Size High Acceleration, and a 0.25 in. Stroke! Van Nuys, CA – Moticont has released the GVCM-022-013-01 Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor. This compact .875 in. (22.2 mm) diameter high speed, high force-to-size linear motor features high accuracy and high repeatability… […]
- Wearable developer Empatica aims to develop new digital biomarkersEmpatica Chief Medical Officer Dr. Marisa Cruz discusses advances in wearable technology and how new digital biomarkers could advance medtech. Dr. Marisa Cruz envisions a future where unobtrusive wearable devices with advanced sensors will continuously measure and record actionable biodata without patients having to lift a finger. Cruz is an endocrinologist and internist who serves… […]
- Nordson Medical expands Pennsylvania operationsNEWS RELEASE: Nordson Medical expands Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility Easton, Pennsylvania – November 29, 2023 – Nordson Medical, a global leader in the medical device components industry, is expanding its Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility less than two miles away. This expansion will allow an increased capacity of their fluorinated… […]
- Medtech glossary: Medical device industry terms, abbreviations and acronymsAcronyms, abbreviations and definitions of medtech terms, devices and companies Medtech’s a complicated business, with its own industry abbreviations, acronyms and terms. Cut through the jargon with our constantly evolving glossary — and please suggest additions by emailing Managing Editor Jim Hammerand. 3D printing: A type of additive manufacturing used to make patient-specific anatomical models,… […]
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The Cooper Companies Acquires Neosurg Technologies Inc. (2005)
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- Elevating Robotic Precision in Medical Devices: A Case Study by Omniseal Solutions™Unlock the secrets behind smoother robotic movements in medical devices with Omniseal Solutions™’ low friction sealing innovation. Our latest case study showcases how precision engineering meets medical excellence, ensuring optimal performance and reliability in robotic arm joints. By Clara Soueve Digital Customer Acquistion Specialist – Omniseal Solution™ Life Sciences Pioneering Low-Friction Seals for Robotic Arm… […]
- How Medtronic evaluates its exposure to GLP-1 drugsMedtronic Chief Scientific, Medical and Regulatory Officer Dr. Laura Mauri drills into GLP-1 drug trial results to estimate their impact across the portfolio. The impact of glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy on medtech manufacturing is one of the biggest uncertainties heading into 2024. Industry leaders like Medtronic, Stryker and Intuitive have faced… […]
- Brain-computer interface lets ALS patient control home devicesResearchers say they observed the successful translation of brain signals into computer commands with a brain-computer interface (BCI) implant. A team at Johns Hopkins surgically implanted the BCI on the brain of an ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) patient. They published their results, which showed the accurate translation of computer commands from brain activity, in Advanced Science.… […]
- The 10 largest medtech employers of 2023 – and what their employees really thinkEmployees at the 10 largest medtech employers in the world are finding a greater balance between work and life but are still frustrated by corporate bureaucracy. Those are just a few takeaways as Medical Design & Outsourcing compiled employees’ sentiments from reviews posted on Glassdoor. Total medtech jobs were down year-over-year in our 2023 Medtech… […]
- Imperative Care CEO Fred Khosravi’s dream for medtech — and how to get thereMedtech leader Fred Khosravi is betting on an innovative — and risky — approach to patient care. Imperative Care co-founder, Chair and CEO Fred Khosravi, a refugee of the Iranian Revolution who became an engineer and serial entrepreneur in the U.S., wants medtech to shift its focus from treating diseases to treating patients. He’s taking… […]
- Can AI ‘move fast and cure things’ in healthcare?The entry of AI into healthcare is starkly different from the accepted adage of “move fast and break things” in consumerism. In episode 1 of AI Meets Life Sci, Kayleen Brown, managing editor at DeviceTalks, and Brian Buntz, pharma and biotech editor, discuss the opportunities, limitations, and direct impact of Ai in healthcare fields including… […]
- Mytos raises $19M Series A to automate human cell manufacturingNEWS RELEASE: Mytos Announces $19M Series A Funding to Automate Human Cell Manufacturing and Further Accelerate Growth London, UK – November 30, 2023 – Mytos, an innovative leader in automated cell manufacturing, announced today it has closed $19M in Series A financing led by Buckley Ventures, with participation from IQ Capital and Wing VC. The… […]
- Moticont releases 0.875-in. diameter linear voice coil servo motorNEWS RELEASE: Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor Just 0.875 in. in Diameter Has High Force-to-Size High Acceleration, and a 0.25 in. Stroke! Van Nuys, CA – Moticont has released the GVCM-022-013-01 Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor. This compact .875 in. (22.2 mm) diameter high speed, high force-to-size linear motor features high accuracy and high repeatability… […]
- Wearable developer Empatica aims to develop new digital biomarkersEmpatica Chief Medical Officer Dr. Marisa Cruz discusses advances in wearable technology and how new digital biomarkers could advance medtech. Dr. Marisa Cruz envisions a future where unobtrusive wearable devices with advanced sensors will continuously measure and record actionable biodata without patients having to lift a finger. Cruz is an endocrinologist and internist who serves… […]
- Nordson Medical expands Pennsylvania operationsNEWS RELEASE: Nordson Medical expands Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility Easton, Pennsylvania – November 29, 2023 – Nordson Medical, a global leader in the medical device components industry, is expanding its Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility less than two miles away. This expansion will allow an increased capacity of their fluorinated… […]
- Medtech glossary: Medical device industry terms, abbreviations and acronymsAcronyms, abbreviations and definitions of medtech terms, devices and companies Medtech’s a complicated business, with its own industry abbreviations, acronyms and terms. Cut through the jargon with our constantly evolving glossary — and please suggest additions by emailing Managing Editor Jim Hammerand. 3D printing: A type of additive manufacturing used to make patient-specific anatomical models,… […]
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The Cooper Companies Acquires Inlet Medical Inc. (2005)
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- Elevating Robotic Precision in Medical Devices: A Case Study by Omniseal Solutions™Unlock the secrets behind smoother robotic movements in medical devices with Omniseal Solutions™’ low friction sealing innovation. Our latest case study showcases how precision engineering meets medical excellence, ensuring optimal performance and reliability in robotic arm joints. By Clara Soueve Digital Customer Acquistion Specialist – Omniseal Solution™ Life Sciences Pioneering Low-Friction Seals for Robotic Arm… […]
- How Medtronic evaluates its exposure to GLP-1 drugsMedtronic Chief Scientific, Medical and Regulatory Officer Dr. Laura Mauri drills into GLP-1 drug trial results to estimate their impact across the portfolio. The impact of glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy on medtech manufacturing is one of the biggest uncertainties heading into 2024. Industry leaders like Medtronic, Stryker and Intuitive have faced… […]
- Brain-computer interface lets ALS patient control home devicesResearchers say they observed the successful translation of brain signals into computer commands with a brain-computer interface (BCI) implant. A team at Johns Hopkins surgically implanted the BCI on the brain of an ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) patient. They published their results, which showed the accurate translation of computer commands from brain activity, in Advanced Science.… […]
- The 10 largest medtech employers of 2023 – and what their employees really thinkEmployees at the 10 largest medtech employers in the world are finding a greater balance between work and life but are still frustrated by corporate bureaucracy. Those are just a few takeaways as Medical Design & Outsourcing compiled employees’ sentiments from reviews posted on Glassdoor. Total medtech jobs were down year-over-year in our 2023 Medtech… […]
- Imperative Care CEO Fred Khosravi’s dream for medtech — and how to get thereMedtech leader Fred Khosravi is betting on an innovative — and risky — approach to patient care. Imperative Care co-founder, Chair and CEO Fred Khosravi, a refugee of the Iranian Revolution who became an engineer and serial entrepreneur in the U.S., wants medtech to shift its focus from treating diseases to treating patients. He’s taking… […]
- Can AI ‘move fast and cure things’ in healthcare?The entry of AI into healthcare is starkly different from the accepted adage of “move fast and break things” in consumerism. In episode 1 of AI Meets Life Sci, Kayleen Brown, managing editor at DeviceTalks, and Brian Buntz, pharma and biotech editor, discuss the opportunities, limitations, and direct impact of Ai in healthcare fields including… […]
- Mytos raises $19M Series A to automate human cell manufacturingNEWS RELEASE: Mytos Announces $19M Series A Funding to Automate Human Cell Manufacturing and Further Accelerate Growth London, UK – November 30, 2023 – Mytos, an innovative leader in automated cell manufacturing, announced today it has closed $19M in Series A financing led by Buckley Ventures, with participation from IQ Capital and Wing VC. The… […]
- Moticont releases 0.875-in. diameter linear voice coil servo motorNEWS RELEASE: Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor Just 0.875 in. in Diameter Has High Force-to-Size High Acceleration, and a 0.25 in. Stroke! Van Nuys, CA – Moticont has released the GVCM-022-013-01 Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor. This compact .875 in. (22.2 mm) diameter high speed, high force-to-size linear motor features high accuracy and high repeatability… […]
- Wearable developer Empatica aims to develop new digital biomarkersEmpatica Chief Medical Officer Dr. Marisa Cruz discusses advances in wearable technology and how new digital biomarkers could advance medtech. Dr. Marisa Cruz envisions a future where unobtrusive wearable devices with advanced sensors will continuously measure and record actionable biodata without patients having to lift a finger. Cruz is an endocrinologist and internist who serves… […]
- Nordson Medical expands Pennsylvania operationsNEWS RELEASE: Nordson Medical expands Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility Easton, Pennsylvania – November 29, 2023 – Nordson Medical, a global leader in the medical device components industry, is expanding its Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility less than two miles away. This expansion will allow an increased capacity of their fluorinated… […]
- Medtech glossary: Medical device industry terms, abbreviations and acronymsAcronyms, abbreviations and definitions of medtech terms, devices and companies Medtech’s a complicated business, with its own industry abbreviations, acronyms and terms. Cut through the jargon with our constantly evolving glossary — and please suggest additions by emailing Managing Editor Jim Hammerand. 3D printing: A type of additive manufacturing used to make patient-specific anatomical models,… […]
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Terumo Acquires Edwards Lifesciences’ cardiopulmonary machines unit (2005)
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- Elevating Robotic Precision in Medical Devices: A Case Study by Omniseal Solutions™Unlock the secrets behind smoother robotic movements in medical devices with Omniseal Solutions™’ low friction sealing innovation. Our latest case study showcases how precision engineering meets medical excellence, ensuring optimal performance and reliability in robotic arm joints. By Clara Soueve Digital Customer Acquistion Specialist – Omniseal Solution™ Life Sciences Pioneering Low-Friction Seals for Robotic Arm… […]
- How Medtronic evaluates its exposure to GLP-1 drugsMedtronic Chief Scientific, Medical and Regulatory Officer Dr. Laura Mauri drills into GLP-1 drug trial results to estimate their impact across the portfolio. The impact of glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy on medtech manufacturing is one of the biggest uncertainties heading into 2024. Industry leaders like Medtronic, Stryker and Intuitive have faced… […]
- Brain-computer interface lets ALS patient control home devicesResearchers say they observed the successful translation of brain signals into computer commands with a brain-computer interface (BCI) implant. A team at Johns Hopkins surgically implanted the BCI on the brain of an ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) patient. They published their results, which showed the accurate translation of computer commands from brain activity, in Advanced Science.… […]
- The 10 largest medtech employers of 2023 – and what their employees really thinkEmployees at the 10 largest medtech employers in the world are finding a greater balance between work and life but are still frustrated by corporate bureaucracy. Those are just a few takeaways as Medical Design & Outsourcing compiled employees’ sentiments from reviews posted on Glassdoor. Total medtech jobs were down year-over-year in our 2023 Medtech… […]
- Imperative Care CEO Fred Khosravi’s dream for medtech — and how to get thereMedtech leader Fred Khosravi is betting on an innovative — and risky — approach to patient care. Imperative Care co-founder, Chair and CEO Fred Khosravi, a refugee of the Iranian Revolution who became an engineer and serial entrepreneur in the U.S., wants medtech to shift its focus from treating diseases to treating patients. He’s taking… […]
- Can AI ‘move fast and cure things’ in healthcare?The entry of AI into healthcare is starkly different from the accepted adage of “move fast and break things” in consumerism. In episode 1 of AI Meets Life Sci, Kayleen Brown, managing editor at DeviceTalks, and Brian Buntz, pharma and biotech editor, discuss the opportunities, limitations, and direct impact of Ai in healthcare fields including… […]
- Mytos raises $19M Series A to automate human cell manufacturingNEWS RELEASE: Mytos Announces $19M Series A Funding to Automate Human Cell Manufacturing and Further Accelerate Growth London, UK – November 30, 2023 – Mytos, an innovative leader in automated cell manufacturing, announced today it has closed $19M in Series A financing led by Buckley Ventures, with participation from IQ Capital and Wing VC. The… […]
- Moticont releases 0.875-in. diameter linear voice coil servo motorNEWS RELEASE: Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor Just 0.875 in. in Diameter Has High Force-to-Size High Acceleration, and a 0.25 in. Stroke! Van Nuys, CA – Moticont has released the GVCM-022-013-01 Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor. This compact .875 in. (22.2 mm) diameter high speed, high force-to-size linear motor features high accuracy and high repeatability… […]
- Wearable developer Empatica aims to develop new digital biomarkersEmpatica Chief Medical Officer Dr. Marisa Cruz discusses advances in wearable technology and how new digital biomarkers could advance medtech. Dr. Marisa Cruz envisions a future where unobtrusive wearable devices with advanced sensors will continuously measure and record actionable biodata without patients having to lift a finger. Cruz is an endocrinologist and internist who serves… […]
- Nordson Medical expands Pennsylvania operationsNEWS RELEASE: Nordson Medical expands Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility Easton, Pennsylvania – November 29, 2023 – Nordson Medical, a global leader in the medical device components industry, is expanding its Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility less than two miles away. This expansion will allow an increased capacity of their fluorinated… […]
- Medtech glossary: Medical device industry terms, abbreviations and acronymsAcronyms, abbreviations and definitions of medtech terms, devices and companies Medtech’s a complicated business, with its own industry abbreviations, acronyms and terms. Cut through the jargon with our constantly evolving glossary — and please suggest additions by emailing Managing Editor Jim Hammerand. 3D printing: A type of additive manufacturing used to make patient-specific anatomical models,… […]
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Teleflex Divests Endoscopic stent technologies portfolio to Boston Scientific (2005)
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- Elevating Robotic Precision in Medical Devices: A Case Study by Omniseal Solutions™Unlock the secrets behind smoother robotic movements in medical devices with Omniseal Solutions™’ low friction sealing innovation. Our latest case study showcases how precision engineering meets medical excellence, ensuring optimal performance and reliability in robotic arm joints. By Clara Soueve Digital Customer Acquistion Specialist – Omniseal Solution™ Life Sciences Pioneering Low-Friction Seals for Robotic Arm… […]
- How Medtronic evaluates its exposure to GLP-1 drugsMedtronic Chief Scientific, Medical and Regulatory Officer Dr. Laura Mauri drills into GLP-1 drug trial results to estimate their impact across the portfolio. The impact of glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy on medtech manufacturing is one of the biggest uncertainties heading into 2024. Industry leaders like Medtronic, Stryker and Intuitive have faced… […]
- Brain-computer interface lets ALS patient control home devicesResearchers say they observed the successful translation of brain signals into computer commands with a brain-computer interface (BCI) implant. A team at Johns Hopkins surgically implanted the BCI on the brain of an ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) patient. They published their results, which showed the accurate translation of computer commands from brain activity, in Advanced Science.… […]
- The 10 largest medtech employers of 2023 – and what their employees really thinkEmployees at the 10 largest medtech employers in the world are finding a greater balance between work and life but are still frustrated by corporate bureaucracy. Those are just a few takeaways as Medical Design & Outsourcing compiled employees’ sentiments from reviews posted on Glassdoor. Total medtech jobs were down year-over-year in our 2023 Medtech… […]
- Imperative Care CEO Fred Khosravi’s dream for medtech — and how to get thereMedtech leader Fred Khosravi is betting on an innovative — and risky — approach to patient care. Imperative Care co-founder, Chair and CEO Fred Khosravi, a refugee of the Iranian Revolution who became an engineer and serial entrepreneur in the U.S., wants medtech to shift its focus from treating diseases to treating patients. He’s taking… […]
- Can AI ‘move fast and cure things’ in healthcare?The entry of AI into healthcare is starkly different from the accepted adage of “move fast and break things” in consumerism. In episode 1 of AI Meets Life Sci, Kayleen Brown, managing editor at DeviceTalks, and Brian Buntz, pharma and biotech editor, discuss the opportunities, limitations, and direct impact of Ai in healthcare fields including… […]
- Mytos raises $19M Series A to automate human cell manufacturingNEWS RELEASE: Mytos Announces $19M Series A Funding to Automate Human Cell Manufacturing and Further Accelerate Growth London, UK – November 30, 2023 – Mytos, an innovative leader in automated cell manufacturing, announced today it has closed $19M in Series A financing led by Buckley Ventures, with participation from IQ Capital and Wing VC. The… […]
- Moticont releases 0.875-in. diameter linear voice coil servo motorNEWS RELEASE: Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor Just 0.875 in. in Diameter Has High Force-to-Size High Acceleration, and a 0.25 in. Stroke! Van Nuys, CA – Moticont has released the GVCM-022-013-01 Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor. This compact .875 in. (22.2 mm) diameter high speed, high force-to-size linear motor features high accuracy and high repeatability… […]
- Wearable developer Empatica aims to develop new digital biomarkersEmpatica Chief Medical Officer Dr. Marisa Cruz discusses advances in wearable technology and how new digital biomarkers could advance medtech. Dr. Marisa Cruz envisions a future where unobtrusive wearable devices with advanced sensors will continuously measure and record actionable biodata without patients having to lift a finger. Cruz is an endocrinologist and internist who serves… […]
- Nordson Medical expands Pennsylvania operationsNEWS RELEASE: Nordson Medical expands Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility Easton, Pennsylvania – November 29, 2023 – Nordson Medical, a global leader in the medical device components industry, is expanding its Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility less than two miles away. This expansion will allow an increased capacity of their fluorinated… […]
- Medtech glossary: Medical device industry terms, abbreviations and acronymsAcronyms, abbreviations and definitions of medtech terms, devices and companies Medtech’s a complicated business, with its own industry abbreviations, acronyms and terms. Cut through the jargon with our constantly evolving glossary — and please suggest additions by emailing Managing Editor Jim Hammerand. 3D printing: A type of additive manufacturing used to make patient-specific anatomical models,… […]
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Synthes Acquires Bone Support AB patent (2005)
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- Elevating Robotic Precision in Medical Devices: A Case Study by Omniseal Solutions™Unlock the secrets behind smoother robotic movements in medical devices with Omniseal Solutions™’ low friction sealing innovation. Our latest case study showcases how precision engineering meets medical excellence, ensuring optimal performance and reliability in robotic arm joints. By Clara Soueve Digital Customer Acquistion Specialist – Omniseal Solution™ Life Sciences Pioneering Low-Friction Seals for Robotic Arm… […]
- How Medtronic evaluates its exposure to GLP-1 drugsMedtronic Chief Scientific, Medical and Regulatory Officer Dr. Laura Mauri drills into GLP-1 drug trial results to estimate their impact across the portfolio. The impact of glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy on medtech manufacturing is one of the biggest uncertainties heading into 2024. Industry leaders like Medtronic, Stryker and Intuitive have faced… […]
- Brain-computer interface lets ALS patient control home devicesResearchers say they observed the successful translation of brain signals into computer commands with a brain-computer interface (BCI) implant. A team at Johns Hopkins surgically implanted the BCI on the brain of an ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) patient. They published their results, which showed the accurate translation of computer commands from brain activity, in Advanced Science.… […]
- The 10 largest medtech employers of 2023 – and what their employees really thinkEmployees at the 10 largest medtech employers in the world are finding a greater balance between work and life but are still frustrated by corporate bureaucracy. Those are just a few takeaways as Medical Design & Outsourcing compiled employees’ sentiments from reviews posted on Glassdoor. Total medtech jobs were down year-over-year in our 2023 Medtech… […]
- Imperative Care CEO Fred Khosravi’s dream for medtech — and how to get thereMedtech leader Fred Khosravi is betting on an innovative — and risky — approach to patient care. Imperative Care co-founder, Chair and CEO Fred Khosravi, a refugee of the Iranian Revolution who became an engineer and serial entrepreneur in the U.S., wants medtech to shift its focus from treating diseases to treating patients. He’s taking… […]
- Can AI ‘move fast and cure things’ in healthcare?The entry of AI into healthcare is starkly different from the accepted adage of “move fast and break things” in consumerism. In episode 1 of AI Meets Life Sci, Kayleen Brown, managing editor at DeviceTalks, and Brian Buntz, pharma and biotech editor, discuss the opportunities, limitations, and direct impact of Ai in healthcare fields including… […]
- Mytos raises $19M Series A to automate human cell manufacturingNEWS RELEASE: Mytos Announces $19M Series A Funding to Automate Human Cell Manufacturing and Further Accelerate Growth London, UK – November 30, 2023 – Mytos, an innovative leader in automated cell manufacturing, announced today it has closed $19M in Series A financing led by Buckley Ventures, with participation from IQ Capital and Wing VC. The… […]
- Moticont releases 0.875-in. diameter linear voice coil servo motorNEWS RELEASE: Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor Just 0.875 in. in Diameter Has High Force-to-Size High Acceleration, and a 0.25 in. Stroke! Van Nuys, CA – Moticont has released the GVCM-022-013-01 Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor. This compact .875 in. (22.2 mm) diameter high speed, high force-to-size linear motor features high accuracy and high repeatability… […]
- Wearable developer Empatica aims to develop new digital biomarkersEmpatica Chief Medical Officer Dr. Marisa Cruz discusses advances in wearable technology and how new digital biomarkers could advance medtech. Dr. Marisa Cruz envisions a future where unobtrusive wearable devices with advanced sensors will continuously measure and record actionable biodata without patients having to lift a finger. Cruz is an endocrinologist and internist who serves… […]
- Nordson Medical expands Pennsylvania operationsNEWS RELEASE: Nordson Medical expands Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility Easton, Pennsylvania – November 29, 2023 – Nordson Medical, a global leader in the medical device components industry, is expanding its Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility less than two miles away. This expansion will allow an increased capacity of their fluorinated… […]
- Medtech glossary: Medical device industry terms, abbreviations and acronymsAcronyms, abbreviations and definitions of medtech terms, devices and companies Medtech’s a complicated business, with its own industry abbreviations, acronyms and terms. Cut through the jargon with our constantly evolving glossary — and please suggest additions by emailing Managing Editor Jim Hammerand. 3D printing: A type of additive manufacturing used to make patient-specific anatomical models,… […]
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Synthes Acquires Techron AG (2005)
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- Elevating Robotic Precision in Medical Devices: A Case Study by Omniseal Solutions™Unlock the secrets behind smoother robotic movements in medical devices with Omniseal Solutions™’ low friction sealing innovation. Our latest case study showcases how precision engineering meets medical excellence, ensuring optimal performance and reliability in robotic arm joints. By Clara Soueve Digital Customer Acquistion Specialist – Omniseal Solution™ Life Sciences Pioneering Low-Friction Seals for Robotic Arm… […]
- How Medtronic evaluates its exposure to GLP-1 drugsMedtronic Chief Scientific, Medical and Regulatory Officer Dr. Laura Mauri drills into GLP-1 drug trial results to estimate their impact across the portfolio. The impact of glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy on medtech manufacturing is one of the biggest uncertainties heading into 2024. Industry leaders like Medtronic, Stryker and Intuitive have faced… […]
- Brain-computer interface lets ALS patient control home devicesResearchers say they observed the successful translation of brain signals into computer commands with a brain-computer interface (BCI) implant. A team at Johns Hopkins surgically implanted the BCI on the brain of an ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) patient. They published their results, which showed the accurate translation of computer commands from brain activity, in Advanced Science.… […]
- The 10 largest medtech employers of 2023 – and what their employees really thinkEmployees at the 10 largest medtech employers in the world are finding a greater balance between work and life but are still frustrated by corporate bureaucracy. Those are just a few takeaways as Medical Design & Outsourcing compiled employees’ sentiments from reviews posted on Glassdoor. Total medtech jobs were down year-over-year in our 2023 Medtech… […]
- Imperative Care CEO Fred Khosravi’s dream for medtech — and how to get thereMedtech leader Fred Khosravi is betting on an innovative — and risky — approach to patient care. Imperative Care co-founder, Chair and CEO Fred Khosravi, a refugee of the Iranian Revolution who became an engineer and serial entrepreneur in the U.S., wants medtech to shift its focus from treating diseases to treating patients. He’s taking… […]
- Can AI ‘move fast and cure things’ in healthcare?The entry of AI into healthcare is starkly different from the accepted adage of “move fast and break things” in consumerism. In episode 1 of AI Meets Life Sci, Kayleen Brown, managing editor at DeviceTalks, and Brian Buntz, pharma and biotech editor, discuss the opportunities, limitations, and direct impact of Ai in healthcare fields including… […]
- Mytos raises $19M Series A to automate human cell manufacturingNEWS RELEASE: Mytos Announces $19M Series A Funding to Automate Human Cell Manufacturing and Further Accelerate Growth London, UK – November 30, 2023 – Mytos, an innovative leader in automated cell manufacturing, announced today it has closed $19M in Series A financing led by Buckley Ventures, with participation from IQ Capital and Wing VC. The… […]
- Moticont releases 0.875-in. diameter linear voice coil servo motorNEWS RELEASE: Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor Just 0.875 in. in Diameter Has High Force-to-Size High Acceleration, and a 0.25 in. Stroke! Van Nuys, CA – Moticont has released the GVCM-022-013-01 Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor. This compact .875 in. (22.2 mm) diameter high speed, high force-to-size linear motor features high accuracy and high repeatability… […]
- Wearable developer Empatica aims to develop new digital biomarkersEmpatica Chief Medical Officer Dr. Marisa Cruz discusses advances in wearable technology and how new digital biomarkers could advance medtech. Dr. Marisa Cruz envisions a future where unobtrusive wearable devices with advanced sensors will continuously measure and record actionable biodata without patients having to lift a finger. Cruz is an endocrinologist and internist who serves… […]
- Nordson Medical expands Pennsylvania operationsNEWS RELEASE: Nordson Medical expands Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility Easton, Pennsylvania – November 29, 2023 – Nordson Medical, a global leader in the medical device components industry, is expanding its Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility less than two miles away. This expansion will allow an increased capacity of their fluorinated… […]
- Medtech glossary: Medical device industry terms, abbreviations and acronymsAcronyms, abbreviations and definitions of medtech terms, devices and companies Medtech’s a complicated business, with its own industry abbreviations, acronyms and terms. Cut through the jargon with our constantly evolving glossary — and please suggest additions by emailing Managing Editor Jim Hammerand. 3D printing: A type of additive manufacturing used to make patient-specific anatomical models,… […]
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Stryker Corp Acquires PlasmaSol Corp. (2005)
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- Elevating Robotic Precision in Medical Devices: A Case Study by Omniseal Solutions™Unlock the secrets behind smoother robotic movements in medical devices with Omniseal Solutions™’ low friction sealing innovation. Our latest case study showcases how precision engineering meets medical excellence, ensuring optimal performance and reliability in robotic arm joints. By Clara Soueve Digital Customer Acquistion Specialist – Omniseal Solution™ Life Sciences Pioneering Low-Friction Seals for Robotic Arm… […]
- How Medtronic evaluates its exposure to GLP-1 drugsMedtronic Chief Scientific, Medical and Regulatory Officer Dr. Laura Mauri drills into GLP-1 drug trial results to estimate their impact across the portfolio. The impact of glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy on medtech manufacturing is one of the biggest uncertainties heading into 2024. Industry leaders like Medtronic, Stryker and Intuitive have faced… […]
- Brain-computer interface lets ALS patient control home devicesResearchers say they observed the successful translation of brain signals into computer commands with a brain-computer interface (BCI) implant. A team at Johns Hopkins surgically implanted the BCI on the brain of an ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) patient. They published their results, which showed the accurate translation of computer commands from brain activity, in Advanced Science.… […]
- The 10 largest medtech employers of 2023 – and what their employees really thinkEmployees at the 10 largest medtech employers in the world are finding a greater balance between work and life but are still frustrated by corporate bureaucracy. Those are just a few takeaways as Medical Design & Outsourcing compiled employees’ sentiments from reviews posted on Glassdoor. Total medtech jobs were down year-over-year in our 2023 Medtech… […]
- Imperative Care CEO Fred Khosravi’s dream for medtech — and how to get thereMedtech leader Fred Khosravi is betting on an innovative — and risky — approach to patient care. Imperative Care co-founder, Chair and CEO Fred Khosravi, a refugee of the Iranian Revolution who became an engineer and serial entrepreneur in the U.S., wants medtech to shift its focus from treating diseases to treating patients. He’s taking… […]
- Can AI ‘move fast and cure things’ in healthcare?The entry of AI into healthcare is starkly different from the accepted adage of “move fast and break things” in consumerism. In episode 1 of AI Meets Life Sci, Kayleen Brown, managing editor at DeviceTalks, and Brian Buntz, pharma and biotech editor, discuss the opportunities, limitations, and direct impact of Ai in healthcare fields including… […]
- Mytos raises $19M Series A to automate human cell manufacturingNEWS RELEASE: Mytos Announces $19M Series A Funding to Automate Human Cell Manufacturing and Further Accelerate Growth London, UK – November 30, 2023 – Mytos, an innovative leader in automated cell manufacturing, announced today it has closed $19M in Series A financing led by Buckley Ventures, with participation from IQ Capital and Wing VC. The… […]
- Moticont releases 0.875-in. diameter linear voice coil servo motorNEWS RELEASE: Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor Just 0.875 in. in Diameter Has High Force-to-Size High Acceleration, and a 0.25 in. Stroke! Van Nuys, CA – Moticont has released the GVCM-022-013-01 Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor. This compact .875 in. (22.2 mm) diameter high speed, high force-to-size linear motor features high accuracy and high repeatability… […]
- Wearable developer Empatica aims to develop new digital biomarkersEmpatica Chief Medical Officer Dr. Marisa Cruz discusses advances in wearable technology and how new digital biomarkers could advance medtech. Dr. Marisa Cruz envisions a future where unobtrusive wearable devices with advanced sensors will continuously measure and record actionable biodata without patients having to lift a finger. Cruz is an endocrinologist and internist who serves… […]
- Nordson Medical expands Pennsylvania operationsNEWS RELEASE: Nordson Medical expands Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility Easton, Pennsylvania – November 29, 2023 – Nordson Medical, a global leader in the medical device components industry, is expanding its Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility less than two miles away. This expansion will allow an increased capacity of their fluorinated… […]
- Medtech glossary: Medical device industry terms, abbreviations and acronymsAcronyms, abbreviations and definitions of medtech terms, devices and companies Medtech’s a complicated business, with its own industry abbreviations, acronyms and terms. Cut through the jargon with our constantly evolving glossary — and please suggest additions by emailing Managing Editor Jim Hammerand. 3D printing: A type of additive manufacturing used to make patient-specific anatomical models,… […]
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Stryker Corp Acquires eTrauma Corp. (2005)
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- Elevating Robotic Precision in Medical Devices: A Case Study by Omniseal Solutions™Unlock the secrets behind smoother robotic movements in medical devices with Omniseal Solutions™’ low friction sealing innovation. Our latest case study showcases how precision engineering meets medical excellence, ensuring optimal performance and reliability in robotic arm joints. By Clara Soueve Digital Customer Acquistion Specialist – Omniseal Solution™ Life Sciences Pioneering Low-Friction Seals for Robotic Arm… […]
- How Medtronic evaluates its exposure to GLP-1 drugsMedtronic Chief Scientific, Medical and Regulatory Officer Dr. Laura Mauri drills into GLP-1 drug trial results to estimate their impact across the portfolio. The impact of glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy on medtech manufacturing is one of the biggest uncertainties heading into 2024. Industry leaders like Medtronic, Stryker and Intuitive have faced… […]
- Brain-computer interface lets ALS patient control home devicesResearchers say they observed the successful translation of brain signals into computer commands with a brain-computer interface (BCI) implant. A team at Johns Hopkins surgically implanted the BCI on the brain of an ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) patient. They published their results, which showed the accurate translation of computer commands from brain activity, in Advanced Science.… […]
- The 10 largest medtech employers of 2023 – and what their employees really thinkEmployees at the 10 largest medtech employers in the world are finding a greater balance between work and life but are still frustrated by corporate bureaucracy. Those are just a few takeaways as Medical Design & Outsourcing compiled employees’ sentiments from reviews posted on Glassdoor. Total medtech jobs were down year-over-year in our 2023 Medtech… […]
- Imperative Care CEO Fred Khosravi’s dream for medtech — and how to get thereMedtech leader Fred Khosravi is betting on an innovative — and risky — approach to patient care. Imperative Care co-founder, Chair and CEO Fred Khosravi, a refugee of the Iranian Revolution who became an engineer and serial entrepreneur in the U.S., wants medtech to shift its focus from treating diseases to treating patients. He’s taking… […]
- Can AI ‘move fast and cure things’ in healthcare?The entry of AI into healthcare is starkly different from the accepted adage of “move fast and break things” in consumerism. In episode 1 of AI Meets Life Sci, Kayleen Brown, managing editor at DeviceTalks, and Brian Buntz, pharma and biotech editor, discuss the opportunities, limitations, and direct impact of Ai in healthcare fields including… […]
- Mytos raises $19M Series A to automate human cell manufacturingNEWS RELEASE: Mytos Announces $19M Series A Funding to Automate Human Cell Manufacturing and Further Accelerate Growth London, UK – November 30, 2023 – Mytos, an innovative leader in automated cell manufacturing, announced today it has closed $19M in Series A financing led by Buckley Ventures, with participation from IQ Capital and Wing VC. The… […]
- Moticont releases 0.875-in. diameter linear voice coil servo motorNEWS RELEASE: Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor Just 0.875 in. in Diameter Has High Force-to-Size High Acceleration, and a 0.25 in. Stroke! Van Nuys, CA – Moticont has released the GVCM-022-013-01 Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor. This compact .875 in. (22.2 mm) diameter high speed, high force-to-size linear motor features high accuracy and high repeatability… […]
- Wearable developer Empatica aims to develop new digital biomarkersEmpatica Chief Medical Officer Dr. Marisa Cruz discusses advances in wearable technology and how new digital biomarkers could advance medtech. Dr. Marisa Cruz envisions a future where unobtrusive wearable devices with advanced sensors will continuously measure and record actionable biodata without patients having to lift a finger. Cruz is an endocrinologist and internist who serves… […]
- Nordson Medical expands Pennsylvania operationsNEWS RELEASE: Nordson Medical expands Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility Easton, Pennsylvania – November 29, 2023 – Nordson Medical, a global leader in the medical device components industry, is expanding its Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility less than two miles away. This expansion will allow an increased capacity of their fluorinated… […]
- Medtech glossary: Medical device industry terms, abbreviations and acronymsAcronyms, abbreviations and definitions of medtech terms, devices and companies Medtech’s a complicated business, with its own industry abbreviations, acronyms and terms. Cut through the jargon with our constantly evolving glossary — and please suggest additions by emailing Managing Editor Jim Hammerand. 3D printing: A type of additive manufacturing used to make patient-specific anatomical models,… […]
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Straumann Holding AG Acquires DenTech (2005)
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- Elevating Robotic Precision in Medical Devices: A Case Study by Omniseal Solutions™Unlock the secrets behind smoother robotic movements in medical devices with Omniseal Solutions™’ low friction sealing innovation. Our latest case study showcases how precision engineering meets medical excellence, ensuring optimal performance and reliability in robotic arm joints. By Clara Soueve Digital Customer Acquistion Specialist – Omniseal Solution™ Life Sciences Pioneering Low-Friction Seals for Robotic Arm… […]
- How Medtronic evaluates its exposure to GLP-1 drugsMedtronic Chief Scientific, Medical and Regulatory Officer Dr. Laura Mauri drills into GLP-1 drug trial results to estimate their impact across the portfolio. The impact of glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy on medtech manufacturing is one of the biggest uncertainties heading into 2024. Industry leaders like Medtronic, Stryker and Intuitive have faced… […]
- Brain-computer interface lets ALS patient control home devicesResearchers say they observed the successful translation of brain signals into computer commands with a brain-computer interface (BCI) implant. A team at Johns Hopkins surgically implanted the BCI on the brain of an ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) patient. They published their results, which showed the accurate translation of computer commands from brain activity, in Advanced Science.… […]
- The 10 largest medtech employers of 2023 – and what their employees really thinkEmployees at the 10 largest medtech employers in the world are finding a greater balance between work and life but are still frustrated by corporate bureaucracy. Those are just a few takeaways as Medical Design & Outsourcing compiled employees’ sentiments from reviews posted on Glassdoor. Total medtech jobs were down year-over-year in our 2023 Medtech… […]
- Imperative Care CEO Fred Khosravi’s dream for medtech — and how to get thereMedtech leader Fred Khosravi is betting on an innovative — and risky — approach to patient care. Imperative Care co-founder, Chair and CEO Fred Khosravi, a refugee of the Iranian Revolution who became an engineer and serial entrepreneur in the U.S., wants medtech to shift its focus from treating diseases to treating patients. He’s taking… […]
- Can AI ‘move fast and cure things’ in healthcare?The entry of AI into healthcare is starkly different from the accepted adage of “move fast and break things” in consumerism. In episode 1 of AI Meets Life Sci, Kayleen Brown, managing editor at DeviceTalks, and Brian Buntz, pharma and biotech editor, discuss the opportunities, limitations, and direct impact of Ai in healthcare fields including… […]
- Mytos raises $19M Series A to automate human cell manufacturingNEWS RELEASE: Mytos Announces $19M Series A Funding to Automate Human Cell Manufacturing and Further Accelerate Growth London, UK – November 30, 2023 – Mytos, an innovative leader in automated cell manufacturing, announced today it has closed $19M in Series A financing led by Buckley Ventures, with participation from IQ Capital and Wing VC. The… […]
- Moticont releases 0.875-in. diameter linear voice coil servo motorNEWS RELEASE: Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor Just 0.875 in. in Diameter Has High Force-to-Size High Acceleration, and a 0.25 in. Stroke! Van Nuys, CA – Moticont has released the GVCM-022-013-01 Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor. This compact .875 in. (22.2 mm) diameter high speed, high force-to-size linear motor features high accuracy and high repeatability… […]
- Wearable developer Empatica aims to develop new digital biomarkersEmpatica Chief Medical Officer Dr. Marisa Cruz discusses advances in wearable technology and how new digital biomarkers could advance medtech. Dr. Marisa Cruz envisions a future where unobtrusive wearable devices with advanced sensors will continuously measure and record actionable biodata without patients having to lift a finger. Cruz is an endocrinologist and internist who serves… […]
- Nordson Medical expands Pennsylvania operationsNEWS RELEASE: Nordson Medical expands Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility Easton, Pennsylvania – November 29, 2023 – Nordson Medical, a global leader in the medical device components industry, is expanding its Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility less than two miles away. This expansion will allow an increased capacity of their fluorinated… […]
- Medtech glossary: Medical device industry terms, abbreviations and acronymsAcronyms, abbreviations and definitions of medtech terms, devices and companies Medtech’s a complicated business, with its own industry abbreviations, acronyms and terms. Cut through the jargon with our constantly evolving glossary — and please suggest additions by emailing Managing Editor Jim Hammerand. 3D printing: A type of additive manufacturing used to make patient-specific anatomical models,… […]
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Steris Divests Freeze Dryer Product Line to GEA Group AG (2005)
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- Elevating Robotic Precision in Medical Devices: A Case Study by Omniseal Solutions™Unlock the secrets behind smoother robotic movements in medical devices with Omniseal Solutions™’ low friction sealing innovation. Our latest case study showcases how precision engineering meets medical excellence, ensuring optimal performance and reliability in robotic arm joints. By Clara Soueve Digital Customer Acquistion Specialist – Omniseal Solution™ Life Sciences Pioneering Low-Friction Seals for Robotic Arm… […]
- How Medtronic evaluates its exposure to GLP-1 drugsMedtronic Chief Scientific, Medical and Regulatory Officer Dr. Laura Mauri drills into GLP-1 drug trial results to estimate their impact across the portfolio. The impact of glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy on medtech manufacturing is one of the biggest uncertainties heading into 2024. Industry leaders like Medtronic, Stryker and Intuitive have faced… […]
- Brain-computer interface lets ALS patient control home devicesResearchers say they observed the successful translation of brain signals into computer commands with a brain-computer interface (BCI) implant. A team at Johns Hopkins surgically implanted the BCI on the brain of an ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) patient. They published their results, which showed the accurate translation of computer commands from brain activity, in Advanced Science.… […]
- The 10 largest medtech employers of 2023 – and what their employees really thinkEmployees at the 10 largest medtech employers in the world are finding a greater balance between work and life but are still frustrated by corporate bureaucracy. Those are just a few takeaways as Medical Design & Outsourcing compiled employees’ sentiments from reviews posted on Glassdoor. Total medtech jobs were down year-over-year in our 2023 Medtech… […]
- Imperative Care CEO Fred Khosravi’s dream for medtech — and how to get thereMedtech leader Fred Khosravi is betting on an innovative — and risky — approach to patient care. Imperative Care co-founder, Chair and CEO Fred Khosravi, a refugee of the Iranian Revolution who became an engineer and serial entrepreneur in the U.S., wants medtech to shift its focus from treating diseases to treating patients. He’s taking… […]
- Can AI ‘move fast and cure things’ in healthcare?The entry of AI into healthcare is starkly different from the accepted adage of “move fast and break things” in consumerism. In episode 1 of AI Meets Life Sci, Kayleen Brown, managing editor at DeviceTalks, and Brian Buntz, pharma and biotech editor, discuss the opportunities, limitations, and direct impact of Ai in healthcare fields including… […]
- Mytos raises $19M Series A to automate human cell manufacturingNEWS RELEASE: Mytos Announces $19M Series A Funding to Automate Human Cell Manufacturing and Further Accelerate Growth London, UK – November 30, 2023 – Mytos, an innovative leader in automated cell manufacturing, announced today it has closed $19M in Series A financing led by Buckley Ventures, with participation from IQ Capital and Wing VC. The… […]
- Moticont releases 0.875-in. diameter linear voice coil servo motorNEWS RELEASE: Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor Just 0.875 in. in Diameter Has High Force-to-Size High Acceleration, and a 0.25 in. Stroke! Van Nuys, CA – Moticont has released the GVCM-022-013-01 Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor. This compact .875 in. (22.2 mm) diameter high speed, high force-to-size linear motor features high accuracy and high repeatability… […]
- Wearable developer Empatica aims to develop new digital biomarkersEmpatica Chief Medical Officer Dr. Marisa Cruz discusses advances in wearable technology and how new digital biomarkers could advance medtech. Dr. Marisa Cruz envisions a future where unobtrusive wearable devices with advanced sensors will continuously measure and record actionable biodata without patients having to lift a finger. Cruz is an endocrinologist and internist who serves… […]
- Nordson Medical expands Pennsylvania operationsNEWS RELEASE: Nordson Medical expands Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility Easton, Pennsylvania – November 29, 2023 – Nordson Medical, a global leader in the medical device components industry, is expanding its Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility less than two miles away. This expansion will allow an increased capacity of their fluorinated… […]
- Medtech glossary: Medical device industry terms, abbreviations and acronymsAcronyms, abbreviations and definitions of medtech terms, devices and companies Medtech’s a complicated business, with its own industry abbreviations, acronyms and terms. Cut through the jargon with our constantly evolving glossary — and please suggest additions by emailing Managing Editor Jim Hammerand. 3D printing: A type of additive manufacturing used to make patient-specific anatomical models,… […]
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Steris Acquires FH Surgical SAS (2005)
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- Elevating Robotic Precision in Medical Devices: A Case Study by Omniseal Solutions™Unlock the secrets behind smoother robotic movements in medical devices with Omniseal Solutions™’ low friction sealing innovation. Our latest case study showcases how precision engineering meets medical excellence, ensuring optimal performance and reliability in robotic arm joints. By Clara Soueve Digital Customer Acquistion Specialist – Omniseal Solution™ Life Sciences Pioneering Low-Friction Seals for Robotic Arm… […]
- How Medtronic evaluates its exposure to GLP-1 drugsMedtronic Chief Scientific, Medical and Regulatory Officer Dr. Laura Mauri drills into GLP-1 drug trial results to estimate their impact across the portfolio. The impact of glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy on medtech manufacturing is one of the biggest uncertainties heading into 2024. Industry leaders like Medtronic, Stryker and Intuitive have faced… […]
- Brain-computer interface lets ALS patient control home devicesResearchers say they observed the successful translation of brain signals into computer commands with a brain-computer interface (BCI) implant. A team at Johns Hopkins surgically implanted the BCI on the brain of an ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) patient. They published their results, which showed the accurate translation of computer commands from brain activity, in Advanced Science.… […]
- The 10 largest medtech employers of 2023 – and what their employees really thinkEmployees at the 10 largest medtech employers in the world are finding a greater balance between work and life but are still frustrated by corporate bureaucracy. Those are just a few takeaways as Medical Design & Outsourcing compiled employees’ sentiments from reviews posted on Glassdoor. Total medtech jobs were down year-over-year in our 2023 Medtech… […]
- Imperative Care CEO Fred Khosravi’s dream for medtech — and how to get thereMedtech leader Fred Khosravi is betting on an innovative — and risky — approach to patient care. Imperative Care co-founder, Chair and CEO Fred Khosravi, a refugee of the Iranian Revolution who became an engineer and serial entrepreneur in the U.S., wants medtech to shift its focus from treating diseases to treating patients. He’s taking… […]
- Can AI ‘move fast and cure things’ in healthcare?The entry of AI into healthcare is starkly different from the accepted adage of “move fast and break things” in consumerism. In episode 1 of AI Meets Life Sci, Kayleen Brown, managing editor at DeviceTalks, and Brian Buntz, pharma and biotech editor, discuss the opportunities, limitations, and direct impact of Ai in healthcare fields including… […]
- Mytos raises $19M Series A to automate human cell manufacturingNEWS RELEASE: Mytos Announces $19M Series A Funding to Automate Human Cell Manufacturing and Further Accelerate Growth London, UK – November 30, 2023 – Mytos, an innovative leader in automated cell manufacturing, announced today it has closed $19M in Series A financing led by Buckley Ventures, with participation from IQ Capital and Wing VC. The… […]
- Moticont releases 0.875-in. diameter linear voice coil servo motorNEWS RELEASE: Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor Just 0.875 in. in Diameter Has High Force-to-Size High Acceleration, and a 0.25 in. Stroke! Van Nuys, CA – Moticont has released the GVCM-022-013-01 Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor. This compact .875 in. (22.2 mm) diameter high speed, high force-to-size linear motor features high accuracy and high repeatability… […]
- Wearable developer Empatica aims to develop new digital biomarkersEmpatica Chief Medical Officer Dr. Marisa Cruz discusses advances in wearable technology and how new digital biomarkers could advance medtech. Dr. Marisa Cruz envisions a future where unobtrusive wearable devices with advanced sensors will continuously measure and record actionable biodata without patients having to lift a finger. Cruz is an endocrinologist and internist who serves… […]
- Nordson Medical expands Pennsylvania operationsNEWS RELEASE: Nordson Medical expands Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility Easton, Pennsylvania – November 29, 2023 – Nordson Medical, a global leader in the medical device components industry, is expanding its Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility less than two miles away. This expansion will allow an increased capacity of their fluorinated… […]
- Medtech glossary: Medical device industry terms, abbreviations and acronymsAcronyms, abbreviations and definitions of medtech terms, devices and companies Medtech’s a complicated business, with its own industry abbreviations, acronyms and terms. Cut through the jargon with our constantly evolving glossary — and please suggest additions by emailing Managing Editor Jim Hammerand. 3D printing: A type of additive manufacturing used to make patient-specific anatomical models,… […]
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Sonova Holding Acquires CAS Produtos Medicos (2005)
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- Elevating Robotic Precision in Medical Devices: A Case Study by Omniseal Solutions™Unlock the secrets behind smoother robotic movements in medical devices with Omniseal Solutions™’ low friction sealing innovation. Our latest case study showcases how precision engineering meets medical excellence, ensuring optimal performance and reliability in robotic arm joints. By Clara Soueve Digital Customer Acquistion Specialist – Omniseal Solution™ Life Sciences Pioneering Low-Friction Seals for Robotic Arm… […]
- How Medtronic evaluates its exposure to GLP-1 drugsMedtronic Chief Scientific, Medical and Regulatory Officer Dr. Laura Mauri drills into GLP-1 drug trial results to estimate their impact across the portfolio. The impact of glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy on medtech manufacturing is one of the biggest uncertainties heading into 2024. Industry leaders like Medtronic, Stryker and Intuitive have faced… […]
- Brain-computer interface lets ALS patient control home devicesResearchers say they observed the successful translation of brain signals into computer commands with a brain-computer interface (BCI) implant. A team at Johns Hopkins surgically implanted the BCI on the brain of an ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) patient. They published their results, which showed the accurate translation of computer commands from brain activity, in Advanced Science.… […]
- The 10 largest medtech employers of 2023 – and what their employees really thinkEmployees at the 10 largest medtech employers in the world are finding a greater balance between work and life but are still frustrated by corporate bureaucracy. Those are just a few takeaways as Medical Design & Outsourcing compiled employees’ sentiments from reviews posted on Glassdoor. Total medtech jobs were down year-over-year in our 2023 Medtech… […]
- Imperative Care CEO Fred Khosravi’s dream for medtech — and how to get thereMedtech leader Fred Khosravi is betting on an innovative — and risky — approach to patient care. Imperative Care co-founder, Chair and CEO Fred Khosravi, a refugee of the Iranian Revolution who became an engineer and serial entrepreneur in the U.S., wants medtech to shift its focus from treating diseases to treating patients. He’s taking… […]
- Can AI ‘move fast and cure things’ in healthcare?The entry of AI into healthcare is starkly different from the accepted adage of “move fast and break things” in consumerism. In episode 1 of AI Meets Life Sci, Kayleen Brown, managing editor at DeviceTalks, and Brian Buntz, pharma and biotech editor, discuss the opportunities, limitations, and direct impact of Ai in healthcare fields including… […]
- Mytos raises $19M Series A to automate human cell manufacturingNEWS RELEASE: Mytos Announces $19M Series A Funding to Automate Human Cell Manufacturing and Further Accelerate Growth London, UK – November 30, 2023 – Mytos, an innovative leader in automated cell manufacturing, announced today it has closed $19M in Series A financing led by Buckley Ventures, with participation from IQ Capital and Wing VC. The… […]
- Moticont releases 0.875-in. diameter linear voice coil servo motorNEWS RELEASE: Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor Just 0.875 in. in Diameter Has High Force-to-Size High Acceleration, and a 0.25 in. Stroke! Van Nuys, CA – Moticont has released the GVCM-022-013-01 Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor. This compact .875 in. (22.2 mm) diameter high speed, high force-to-size linear motor features high accuracy and high repeatability… […]
- Wearable developer Empatica aims to develop new digital biomarkersEmpatica Chief Medical Officer Dr. Marisa Cruz discusses advances in wearable technology and how new digital biomarkers could advance medtech. Dr. Marisa Cruz envisions a future where unobtrusive wearable devices with advanced sensors will continuously measure and record actionable biodata without patients having to lift a finger. Cruz is an endocrinologist and internist who serves… […]
- Nordson Medical expands Pennsylvania operationsNEWS RELEASE: Nordson Medical expands Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility Easton, Pennsylvania – November 29, 2023 – Nordson Medical, a global leader in the medical device components industry, is expanding its Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility less than two miles away. This expansion will allow an increased capacity of their fluorinated… […]
- Medtech glossary: Medical device industry terms, abbreviations and acronymsAcronyms, abbreviations and definitions of medtech terms, devices and companies Medtech’s a complicated business, with its own industry abbreviations, acronyms and terms. Cut through the jargon with our constantly evolving glossary — and please suggest additions by emailing Managing Editor Jim Hammerand. 3D printing: A type of additive manufacturing used to make patient-specific anatomical models,… […]
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Smiths Medical Acquires Medex Inc. (2005)
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- Elevating Robotic Precision in Medical Devices: A Case Study by Omniseal Solutions™Unlock the secrets behind smoother robotic movements in medical devices with Omniseal Solutions™’ low friction sealing innovation. Our latest case study showcases how precision engineering meets medical excellence, ensuring optimal performance and reliability in robotic arm joints. By Clara Soueve Digital Customer Acquistion Specialist – Omniseal Solution™ Life Sciences Pioneering Low-Friction Seals for Robotic Arm… […]
- How Medtronic evaluates its exposure to GLP-1 drugsMedtronic Chief Scientific, Medical and Regulatory Officer Dr. Laura Mauri drills into GLP-1 drug trial results to estimate their impact across the portfolio. The impact of glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy on medtech manufacturing is one of the biggest uncertainties heading into 2024. Industry leaders like Medtronic, Stryker and Intuitive have faced… […]
- Brain-computer interface lets ALS patient control home devicesResearchers say they observed the successful translation of brain signals into computer commands with a brain-computer interface (BCI) implant. A team at Johns Hopkins surgically implanted the BCI on the brain of an ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) patient. They published their results, which showed the accurate translation of computer commands from brain activity, in Advanced Science.… […]
- The 10 largest medtech employers of 2023 – and what their employees really thinkEmployees at the 10 largest medtech employers in the world are finding a greater balance between work and life but are still frustrated by corporate bureaucracy. Those are just a few takeaways as Medical Design & Outsourcing compiled employees’ sentiments from reviews posted on Glassdoor. Total medtech jobs were down year-over-year in our 2023 Medtech… […]
- Imperative Care CEO Fred Khosravi’s dream for medtech — and how to get thereMedtech leader Fred Khosravi is betting on an innovative — and risky — approach to patient care. Imperative Care co-founder, Chair and CEO Fred Khosravi, a refugee of the Iranian Revolution who became an engineer and serial entrepreneur in the U.S., wants medtech to shift its focus from treating diseases to treating patients. He’s taking… […]
- Can AI ‘move fast and cure things’ in healthcare?The entry of AI into healthcare is starkly different from the accepted adage of “move fast and break things” in consumerism. In episode 1 of AI Meets Life Sci, Kayleen Brown, managing editor at DeviceTalks, and Brian Buntz, pharma and biotech editor, discuss the opportunities, limitations, and direct impact of Ai in healthcare fields including… […]
- Mytos raises $19M Series A to automate human cell manufacturingNEWS RELEASE: Mytos Announces $19M Series A Funding to Automate Human Cell Manufacturing and Further Accelerate Growth London, UK – November 30, 2023 – Mytos, an innovative leader in automated cell manufacturing, announced today it has closed $19M in Series A financing led by Buckley Ventures, with participation from IQ Capital and Wing VC. The… […]
- Moticont releases 0.875-in. diameter linear voice coil servo motorNEWS RELEASE: Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor Just 0.875 in. in Diameter Has High Force-to-Size High Acceleration, and a 0.25 in. Stroke! Van Nuys, CA – Moticont has released the GVCM-022-013-01 Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor. This compact .875 in. (22.2 mm) diameter high speed, high force-to-size linear motor features high accuracy and high repeatability… […]
- Wearable developer Empatica aims to develop new digital biomarkersEmpatica Chief Medical Officer Dr. Marisa Cruz discusses advances in wearable technology and how new digital biomarkers could advance medtech. Dr. Marisa Cruz envisions a future where unobtrusive wearable devices with advanced sensors will continuously measure and record actionable biodata without patients having to lift a finger. Cruz is an endocrinologist and internist who serves… […]
- Nordson Medical expands Pennsylvania operationsNEWS RELEASE: Nordson Medical expands Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility Easton, Pennsylvania – November 29, 2023 – Nordson Medical, a global leader in the medical device components industry, is expanding its Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility less than two miles away. This expansion will allow an increased capacity of their fluorinated… […]
- Medtech glossary: Medical device industry terms, abbreviations and acronymsAcronyms, abbreviations and definitions of medtech terms, devices and companies Medtech’s a complicated business, with its own industry abbreviations, acronyms and terms. Cut through the jargon with our constantly evolving glossary — and please suggest additions by emailing Managing Editor Jim Hammerand. 3D printing: A type of additive manufacturing used to make patient-specific anatomical models,… […]
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Sirona Dental Systems Acquires Sirona Dental Systems GmbH (2005)
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- Elevating Robotic Precision in Medical Devices: A Case Study by Omniseal Solutions™Unlock the secrets behind smoother robotic movements in medical devices with Omniseal Solutions™’ low friction sealing innovation. Our latest case study showcases how precision engineering meets medical excellence, ensuring optimal performance and reliability in robotic arm joints. By Clara Soueve Digital Customer Acquistion Specialist – Omniseal Solution™ Life Sciences Pioneering Low-Friction Seals for Robotic Arm… […]
- How Medtronic evaluates its exposure to GLP-1 drugsMedtronic Chief Scientific, Medical and Regulatory Officer Dr. Laura Mauri drills into GLP-1 drug trial results to estimate their impact across the portfolio. The impact of glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy on medtech manufacturing is one of the biggest uncertainties heading into 2024. Industry leaders like Medtronic, Stryker and Intuitive have faced… […]
- Brain-computer interface lets ALS patient control home devicesResearchers say they observed the successful translation of brain signals into computer commands with a brain-computer interface (BCI) implant. A team at Johns Hopkins surgically implanted the BCI on the brain of an ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) patient. They published their results, which showed the accurate translation of computer commands from brain activity, in Advanced Science.… […]
- The 10 largest medtech employers of 2023 – and what their employees really thinkEmployees at the 10 largest medtech employers in the world are finding a greater balance between work and life but are still frustrated by corporate bureaucracy. Those are just a few takeaways as Medical Design & Outsourcing compiled employees’ sentiments from reviews posted on Glassdoor. Total medtech jobs were down year-over-year in our 2023 Medtech… […]
- Imperative Care CEO Fred Khosravi’s dream for medtech — and how to get thereMedtech leader Fred Khosravi is betting on an innovative — and risky — approach to patient care. Imperative Care co-founder, Chair and CEO Fred Khosravi, a refugee of the Iranian Revolution who became an engineer and serial entrepreneur in the U.S., wants medtech to shift its focus from treating diseases to treating patients. He’s taking… […]
- Can AI ‘move fast and cure things’ in healthcare?The entry of AI into healthcare is starkly different from the accepted adage of “move fast and break things” in consumerism. In episode 1 of AI Meets Life Sci, Kayleen Brown, managing editor at DeviceTalks, and Brian Buntz, pharma and biotech editor, discuss the opportunities, limitations, and direct impact of Ai in healthcare fields including… […]
- Mytos raises $19M Series A to automate human cell manufacturingNEWS RELEASE: Mytos Announces $19M Series A Funding to Automate Human Cell Manufacturing and Further Accelerate Growth London, UK – November 30, 2023 – Mytos, an innovative leader in automated cell manufacturing, announced today it has closed $19M in Series A financing led by Buckley Ventures, with participation from IQ Capital and Wing VC. The… […]
- Moticont releases 0.875-in. diameter linear voice coil servo motorNEWS RELEASE: Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor Just 0.875 in. in Diameter Has High Force-to-Size High Acceleration, and a 0.25 in. Stroke! Van Nuys, CA – Moticont has released the GVCM-022-013-01 Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor. This compact .875 in. (22.2 mm) diameter high speed, high force-to-size linear motor features high accuracy and high repeatability… […]
- Wearable developer Empatica aims to develop new digital biomarkersEmpatica Chief Medical Officer Dr. Marisa Cruz discusses advances in wearable technology and how new digital biomarkers could advance medtech. Dr. Marisa Cruz envisions a future where unobtrusive wearable devices with advanced sensors will continuously measure and record actionable biodata without patients having to lift a finger. Cruz is an endocrinologist and internist who serves… […]
- Nordson Medical expands Pennsylvania operationsNEWS RELEASE: Nordson Medical expands Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility Easton, Pennsylvania – November 29, 2023 – Nordson Medical, a global leader in the medical device components industry, is expanding its Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility less than two miles away. This expansion will allow an increased capacity of their fluorinated… […]
- Medtech glossary: Medical device industry terms, abbreviations and acronymsAcronyms, abbreviations and definitions of medtech terms, devices and companies Medtech’s a complicated business, with its own industry abbreviations, acronyms and terms. Cut through the jargon with our constantly evolving glossary — and please suggest additions by emailing Managing Editor Jim Hammerand. 3D printing: A type of additive manufacturing used to make patient-specific anatomical models,… […]
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Siemens Healthcare Acquires CTI Molecular Imaging (2005)
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- Elevating Robotic Precision in Medical Devices: A Case Study by Omniseal Solutions™Unlock the secrets behind smoother robotic movements in medical devices with Omniseal Solutions™’ low friction sealing innovation. Our latest case study showcases how precision engineering meets medical excellence, ensuring optimal performance and reliability in robotic arm joints. By Clara Soueve Digital Customer Acquistion Specialist – Omniseal Solution™ Life Sciences Pioneering Low-Friction Seals for Robotic Arm… […]
- How Medtronic evaluates its exposure to GLP-1 drugsMedtronic Chief Scientific, Medical and Regulatory Officer Dr. Laura Mauri drills into GLP-1 drug trial results to estimate their impact across the portfolio. The impact of glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy on medtech manufacturing is one of the biggest uncertainties heading into 2024. Industry leaders like Medtronic, Stryker and Intuitive have faced… […]
- Brain-computer interface lets ALS patient control home devicesResearchers say they observed the successful translation of brain signals into computer commands with a brain-computer interface (BCI) implant. A team at Johns Hopkins surgically implanted the BCI on the brain of an ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) patient. They published their results, which showed the accurate translation of computer commands from brain activity, in Advanced Science.… […]
- The 10 largest medtech employers of 2023 – and what their employees really thinkEmployees at the 10 largest medtech employers in the world are finding a greater balance between work and life but are still frustrated by corporate bureaucracy. Those are just a few takeaways as Medical Design & Outsourcing compiled employees’ sentiments from reviews posted on Glassdoor. Total medtech jobs were down year-over-year in our 2023 Medtech… […]
- Imperative Care CEO Fred Khosravi’s dream for medtech — and how to get thereMedtech leader Fred Khosravi is betting on an innovative — and risky — approach to patient care. Imperative Care co-founder, Chair and CEO Fred Khosravi, a refugee of the Iranian Revolution who became an engineer and serial entrepreneur in the U.S., wants medtech to shift its focus from treating diseases to treating patients. He’s taking… […]
- Can AI ‘move fast and cure things’ in healthcare?The entry of AI into healthcare is starkly different from the accepted adage of “move fast and break things” in consumerism. In episode 1 of AI Meets Life Sci, Kayleen Brown, managing editor at DeviceTalks, and Brian Buntz, pharma and biotech editor, discuss the opportunities, limitations, and direct impact of Ai in healthcare fields including… […]
- Mytos raises $19M Series A to automate human cell manufacturingNEWS RELEASE: Mytos Announces $19M Series A Funding to Automate Human Cell Manufacturing and Further Accelerate Growth London, UK – November 30, 2023 – Mytos, an innovative leader in automated cell manufacturing, announced today it has closed $19M in Series A financing led by Buckley Ventures, with participation from IQ Capital and Wing VC. The… […]
- Moticont releases 0.875-in. diameter linear voice coil servo motorNEWS RELEASE: Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor Just 0.875 in. in Diameter Has High Force-to-Size High Acceleration, and a 0.25 in. Stroke! Van Nuys, CA – Moticont has released the GVCM-022-013-01 Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor. This compact .875 in. (22.2 mm) diameter high speed, high force-to-size linear motor features high accuracy and high repeatability… […]
- Wearable developer Empatica aims to develop new digital biomarkersEmpatica Chief Medical Officer Dr. Marisa Cruz discusses advances in wearable technology and how new digital biomarkers could advance medtech. Dr. Marisa Cruz envisions a future where unobtrusive wearable devices with advanced sensors will continuously measure and record actionable biodata without patients having to lift a finger. Cruz is an endocrinologist and internist who serves… […]
- Nordson Medical expands Pennsylvania operationsNEWS RELEASE: Nordson Medical expands Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility Easton, Pennsylvania – November 29, 2023 – Nordson Medical, a global leader in the medical device components industry, is expanding its Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility less than two miles away. This expansion will allow an increased capacity of their fluorinated… […]
- Medtech glossary: Medical device industry terms, abbreviations and acronymsAcronyms, abbreviations and definitions of medtech terms, devices and companies Medtech’s a complicated business, with its own industry abbreviations, acronyms and terms. Cut through the jargon with our constantly evolving glossary — and please suggest additions by emailing Managing Editor Jim Hammerand. 3D printing: A type of additive manufacturing used to make patient-specific anatomical models,… […]
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ResMed Acquires Financiere ACE SAS (2005)
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- Elevating Robotic Precision in Medical Devices: A Case Study by Omniseal Solutions™Unlock the secrets behind smoother robotic movements in medical devices with Omniseal Solutions™’ low friction sealing innovation. Our latest case study showcases how precision engineering meets medical excellence, ensuring optimal performance and reliability in robotic arm joints. By Clara Soueve Digital Customer Acquistion Specialist – Omniseal Solution™ Life Sciences Pioneering Low-Friction Seals for Robotic Arm… […]
- How Medtronic evaluates its exposure to GLP-1 drugsMedtronic Chief Scientific, Medical and Regulatory Officer Dr. Laura Mauri drills into GLP-1 drug trial results to estimate their impact across the portfolio. The impact of glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy on medtech manufacturing is one of the biggest uncertainties heading into 2024. Industry leaders like Medtronic, Stryker and Intuitive have faced… […]
- Brain-computer interface lets ALS patient control home devicesResearchers say they observed the successful translation of brain signals into computer commands with a brain-computer interface (BCI) implant. A team at Johns Hopkins surgically implanted the BCI on the brain of an ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) patient. They published their results, which showed the accurate translation of computer commands from brain activity, in Advanced Science.… […]
- The 10 largest medtech employers of 2023 – and what their employees really thinkEmployees at the 10 largest medtech employers in the world are finding a greater balance between work and life but are still frustrated by corporate bureaucracy. Those are just a few takeaways as Medical Design & Outsourcing compiled employees’ sentiments from reviews posted on Glassdoor. Total medtech jobs were down year-over-year in our 2023 Medtech… […]
- Imperative Care CEO Fred Khosravi’s dream for medtech — and how to get thereMedtech leader Fred Khosravi is betting on an innovative — and risky — approach to patient care. Imperative Care co-founder, Chair and CEO Fred Khosravi, a refugee of the Iranian Revolution who became an engineer and serial entrepreneur in the U.S., wants medtech to shift its focus from treating diseases to treating patients. He’s taking… […]
- Can AI ‘move fast and cure things’ in healthcare?The entry of AI into healthcare is starkly different from the accepted adage of “move fast and break things” in consumerism. In episode 1 of AI Meets Life Sci, Kayleen Brown, managing editor at DeviceTalks, and Brian Buntz, pharma and biotech editor, discuss the opportunities, limitations, and direct impact of Ai in healthcare fields including… […]
- Mytos raises $19M Series A to automate human cell manufacturingNEWS RELEASE: Mytos Announces $19M Series A Funding to Automate Human Cell Manufacturing and Further Accelerate Growth London, UK – November 30, 2023 – Mytos, an innovative leader in automated cell manufacturing, announced today it has closed $19M in Series A financing led by Buckley Ventures, with participation from IQ Capital and Wing VC. The… […]
- Moticont releases 0.875-in. diameter linear voice coil servo motorNEWS RELEASE: Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor Just 0.875 in. in Diameter Has High Force-to-Size High Acceleration, and a 0.25 in. Stroke! Van Nuys, CA – Moticont has released the GVCM-022-013-01 Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor. This compact .875 in. (22.2 mm) diameter high speed, high force-to-size linear motor features high accuracy and high repeatability… […]
- Wearable developer Empatica aims to develop new digital biomarkersEmpatica Chief Medical Officer Dr. Marisa Cruz discusses advances in wearable technology and how new digital biomarkers could advance medtech. Dr. Marisa Cruz envisions a future where unobtrusive wearable devices with advanced sensors will continuously measure and record actionable biodata without patients having to lift a finger. Cruz is an endocrinologist and internist who serves… […]
- Nordson Medical expands Pennsylvania operationsNEWS RELEASE: Nordson Medical expands Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility Easton, Pennsylvania – November 29, 2023 – Nordson Medical, a global leader in the medical device components industry, is expanding its Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility less than two miles away. This expansion will allow an increased capacity of their fluorinated… […]
- Medtech glossary: Medical device industry terms, abbreviations and acronymsAcronyms, abbreviations and definitions of medtech terms, devices and companies Medtech’s a complicated business, with its own industry abbreviations, acronyms and terms. Cut through the jargon with our constantly evolving glossary — and please suggest additions by emailing Managing Editor Jim Hammerand. 3D printing: A type of additive manufacturing used to make patient-specific anatomical models,… […]
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Philips Healthcare Acquires Stentor Inc. (2005)
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- Elevating Robotic Precision in Medical Devices: A Case Study by Omniseal Solutions™Unlock the secrets behind smoother robotic movements in medical devices with Omniseal Solutions™’ low friction sealing innovation. Our latest case study showcases how precision engineering meets medical excellence, ensuring optimal performance and reliability in robotic arm joints. By Clara Soueve Digital Customer Acquistion Specialist – Omniseal Solution™ Life Sciences Pioneering Low-Friction Seals for Robotic Arm… […]
- How Medtronic evaluates its exposure to GLP-1 drugsMedtronic Chief Scientific, Medical and Regulatory Officer Dr. Laura Mauri drills into GLP-1 drug trial results to estimate their impact across the portfolio. The impact of glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy on medtech manufacturing is one of the biggest uncertainties heading into 2024. Industry leaders like Medtronic, Stryker and Intuitive have faced… […]
- Brain-computer interface lets ALS patient control home devicesResearchers say they observed the successful translation of brain signals into computer commands with a brain-computer interface (BCI) implant. A team at Johns Hopkins surgically implanted the BCI on the brain of an ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) patient. They published their results, which showed the accurate translation of computer commands from brain activity, in Advanced Science.… […]
- The 10 largest medtech employers of 2023 – and what their employees really thinkEmployees at the 10 largest medtech employers in the world are finding a greater balance between work and life but are still frustrated by corporate bureaucracy. Those are just a few takeaways as Medical Design & Outsourcing compiled employees’ sentiments from reviews posted on Glassdoor. Total medtech jobs were down year-over-year in our 2023 Medtech… […]
- Imperative Care CEO Fred Khosravi’s dream for medtech — and how to get thereMedtech leader Fred Khosravi is betting on an innovative — and risky — approach to patient care. Imperative Care co-founder, Chair and CEO Fred Khosravi, a refugee of the Iranian Revolution who became an engineer and serial entrepreneur in the U.S., wants medtech to shift its focus from treating diseases to treating patients. He’s taking… […]
- Can AI ‘move fast and cure things’ in healthcare?The entry of AI into healthcare is starkly different from the accepted adage of “move fast and break things” in consumerism. In episode 1 of AI Meets Life Sci, Kayleen Brown, managing editor at DeviceTalks, and Brian Buntz, pharma and biotech editor, discuss the opportunities, limitations, and direct impact of Ai in healthcare fields including… […]
- Mytos raises $19M Series A to automate human cell manufacturingNEWS RELEASE: Mytos Announces $19M Series A Funding to Automate Human Cell Manufacturing and Further Accelerate Growth London, UK – November 30, 2023 – Mytos, an innovative leader in automated cell manufacturing, announced today it has closed $19M in Series A financing led by Buckley Ventures, with participation from IQ Capital and Wing VC. The… […]
- Moticont releases 0.875-in. diameter linear voice coil servo motorNEWS RELEASE: Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor Just 0.875 in. in Diameter Has High Force-to-Size High Acceleration, and a 0.25 in. Stroke! Van Nuys, CA – Moticont has released the GVCM-022-013-01 Linear Voice Coil Servo Motor. This compact .875 in. (22.2 mm) diameter high speed, high force-to-size linear motor features high accuracy and high repeatability… […]
- Wearable developer Empatica aims to develop new digital biomarkersEmpatica Chief Medical Officer Dr. Marisa Cruz discusses advances in wearable technology and how new digital biomarkers could advance medtech. Dr. Marisa Cruz envisions a future where unobtrusive wearable devices with advanced sensors will continuously measure and record actionable biodata without patients having to lift a finger. Cruz is an endocrinologist and internist who serves… […]
- Nordson Medical expands Pennsylvania operationsNEWS RELEASE: Nordson Medical expands Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility Easton, Pennsylvania – November 29, 2023 – Nordson Medical, a global leader in the medical device components industry, is expanding its Easton, Pennsylvania operations into an additional facility less than two miles away. This expansion will allow an increased capacity of their fluorinated… […]
- Medtech glossary: Medical device industry terms, abbreviations and acronymsAcronyms, abbreviations and definitions of medtech terms, devices and companies Medtech’s a complicated business, with its own industry abbreviations, acronyms and terms. Cut through the jargon with our constantly evolving glossary — and please suggest additions by emailing Managing Editor Jim Hammerand. 3D printing: A type of additive manufacturing used to make patient-specific anatomical models,… […]
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