From Medical Design & Outsourcing

• New skin-safe materials for additive manufacturing will advance medical device design
  New materials open the applications for using 3D printing for personalized medical devices. By Guillaume Bailliard, Formlabs Additive manufacturing will make personalized medical devices affordable. As 3D printers have become more accessible and manufacturers innovate new materials for medical applications, the industry is delivering patient-specific orthotics, prosthetics, dental devices and more. But adoption has not… […]
• The top cardiac care innovation news at Heart Rhythm 2023
  The future of cardiac care was on display at the Heart Rhythm Society’s 2023 annual meeting. Medical device companies showcased groundbreaking technologies at Heart Rhythm 2023, May 19-21 in New Orleans. The innovations presented during the event offer new avenues for diagnosis, treatment, and monitoring of cardiovascular conditions, providing hope for patients worldwide. Boston Scientific,… […]
• Hemco offers VSE Balance Enclosure for critical procedures involving powders and liquids
  NEWS RELEASE: VSE Balance Enclosure for critical procedures involving powders and liquids The VSE is offered in 24”, 36” and 48” widths to accommodate an analytical balance and other small-scale lab processes. Constructed of chemical-resistant metal framing and 1/4” thick clear acrylic side panels and viewing sash. Efficient air flow design with airfoil and bypass… […]
• Siemens Healthineers plans new semiconductor factory for photon-counting CT scanner
  Siemens Healthineers announced plans this week to build a factory in Germany for cultivating crystals used to make semiconductors for advanced computed tomography (CT) scanners. The medtech giant said its existing production facility in Japan is at capacity, and that the new fabrication plant (or “fab”) is scheduled to come online in 2026. Previously: FDA… […]
• Stratasys and Desktop Metal plan $1.8B merger
  Stratasys (Nasdaq:SSYS) and Desktop Metal (NYSE:DM) plan to combine in a $1.8 billion all-stock transaction, the 3D printing companies said today. The companies estimate they will generate $1.1 billion in 2025 revenue after the merger and said they expect the additive manufacturing industry to grow to $100 billion by 2032.  Stratasys and Desktop Metal both… […]
• What’s new in 3D printing: medical devices, research, innovation, automation and partnerships
  3D printing is helping more patients than ever before through personalized medical devices, faster and cheaper prototyping and more affordable manufacturing. Recent developments include research into tissue and organ regeneration, lightning-fast responses to supply chain shortages, wearables that improve patient treatment, and major investments by device manufacturers. Here are some of the 3D printing advances… […]
• Times Microwave Systems launches XtendedFlex 045 micro-coaxial cable
  NEWS RELEASE: Times Microwave Systems Introduces XtendedFlex 045 Micro-coaxial Cable New Addition to XtendedFlex™ Product Line Features Unrivaled Compactness and Flexibility in a Low Loss Construction for Precision Medical Devices and More WALLINGFORD, CT — Times Microwave Systems, the preeminent brand in innovative RF and microwave interconnect assemblies, cables, and connectors, has announced the release… […]
• Zimmer Biomet’s Ossis purchase expands reach for Bio-Gate
  NEWS RELEASE: Bio-Gate and OSSIS expand into additional international markets with HyProtect™ Coatings on Compassionate Care implants. Stronger and expanded international market access of OSSIS after acquisition by Zimmer Biomet Increased awareness of HyProtect™ coatings Increased volume of HyProtect™ coated implants Nuremberg/Bremen – Bio-Gate AG (ISIN DE000BGAG981), a leading provider of innovative technologies and individual… […]
• How device founders can find a buyer for their medtech
  If you’re a medtech entrepreneur looking to sell your medical device business, Frank Jaskulke is a great contact to have in your network. He’s VP of intelligence at Medical Alley and the head of its Medical Alley Starts program, which offers resources and support for healthcare startups. His Minnesota-focused organization has worked with more than… […]
• 3D-printed wearable sweat sensor could advance home monitoring
  Researchers at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa College of Engineering say they developed a 3D-printed, wearable sweat sensor. Called the “sweatainer,” the device harnesses the power of additive manufacturing to enable a new type of wearable sweat sensor. The researchers say the small, wearable device — similar in size to a child’s sticker —… […]
• MedAccred joins The Irradiation Panel
  NEWS RELEASE: MedAccred Program Joins Influential Irradiation Industry Association The MedAccred program has become a member of The Irradiation Panel, a renowned not-for-profit industry association representing global and diverse interests in radiation processing. The panel is comprised of suppliers and users of irradiated products and irradiation services, regulatory bodies, and consultants. Membership currently consists of… […]