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2020.01.14 Options for Reducing Friction When Using Silicone Elastomers Silicone has a long and proven history of use with medical devices and can provide many benefits, from flexibility to cushioning. When working with some medical devices, however, silicones can present challenges due to an inherent surface tack. 阅读更多
Silicone has a long and proven history of use with medical devices and can provide many benefits, from flexibility to cushioning. When working with some medical devices, however, silicones can present challenges due to an inherent surface tack. 阅读更多
2020.01.13 Cost-Effective Interconnects for Autoclaved Medical Devices The medical market is becoming more and more impacted by influences of emerging market mega trends including expanding global markets, where products must be made to meet the economic and supply needs of the local area; aging populations, which drive the need for increasing availability of high-quality and affordable medical devices; and the trend toward reusing products, where possible, addressing the growing issue of waste and limitations on recycling. 阅读更多
The medical market is becoming more and more impacted by influences of emerging market mega trends including expanding global markets, where products must be made to meet the economic and supply needs of the local area; aging populations, which drive the need for increasing availability of high-quality and affordable medical devices; and the trend toward reusing products, where possible, addressing the growing issue of waste and limitations on recycling.
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2020.01.06 Using 24 GHz Doppler Radar Sensors for Noncontact Human Vitals Detection Health and wellness monitoring is a primary way to manage personal health and awareness for a healthy lifestyle. Many wearable activity tracking devices, smart watches, and smartphone applications collect and analyze data from bodily sources. 阅读更多
Health and wellness monitoring is a primary way to manage personal health and awareness for a healthy lifestyle. Many wearable activity tracking devices, smart watches, and smartphone applications collect and analyze data from bodily sources. 阅读更多
2020.01.06 Battery-free pacemaker reduces equipment to size of a dime Researchers have developed and tested for the first time in vivo a miniaturized, battery-free pacemaker that supports optical and electrical multisite stimulation. The new device is powered wirelessly, omitting the weight and bulk associated with battery power, along with the need to replace or recharge, thereby allowing for indefinite operation. Read More
2019.12.13 No Quartz Needed: The World’s First Crystal-less, Wireless MCU Improves IoT Designs From blood glucose, blood pressure, and oxygen saturation monitors in the medical sector, to temperature and smoke detectors used in building automation, to e-locks used in building security, wireless microcontrollers (MCU) play a vital role in monitoring and connecting the world around us. Read More
2019.12.11 What If a Machine Could Read Your Brain Signals for Pain? Researchers develop a system that could help with diagnosing and treating pain in unconscious or noncommunicative patients. Read More
Researchers develop a system that could help with diagnosing and treating pain in unconscious or noncommunicative patients. Read More
2019.10.25 Reducing Injection Steps BD is launching Intevia, a device that combines both an autoinjector and a refillable syringe, at PDA’s 2019 Universe of Pre-Filled Syringes and Injection Devices conference. 阅读更多
2019.08.08 Is It Your Design or Your Molder? A micro molding expert shares some strategies for overcoming design and process challenges. Read More
2019.08.01 New Penis Implant Raises the Bar for Erectile Dysfunction Solutions The new Boston Scientific device is designed to provide a durable, "natural-feeling" erection and is easier for surgeons to implant. Read More
2019.07.11 Tiny Robots Tackle Big Problems Recent research highlights a wide range of emerging uses for nanoscale robots in tackling some of the toughest issues in medicine. Read More