R&D & Design
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2019.01.28
11 innovative medical devices you need to know from 2018
Call it digital health or mHealth or simply what it is — innovation. Last year we saw a lot of innovative wireless devices for diagnostics and treatment as research and development flourished.
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2019.01.25
Can a Polymer Help Reduce Deaths from Sepsis?
A student has won a global competition for her efforts to develop a synthetic material that could act as both a diagnostic and a therapeutic agent for bacterial toxins.
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2018.11.15
Wireless Wearables: Challenges to Tackle
A presentation at the upcoming BIOMEDevice San Jose show will cover issues in connectivity for this growing segment of the medical device industry.
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2018.11.14
How Smart are Your Design Inputs?
A medical device expert shares tips for creating clear and objective design inputs.
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2018.11.06
How Are Engineers Actually Using VR for Human Factors Review?
A design engineer speaking at MD&M Minneapolis demonstrates how virtual reality technology can play a meaningful role in product development.
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2018.09.21
Navigating the World of Digital Health Products
Appreciate the promise of digital health technology as well as the challenges faced when launching a product, advises an expert speaking at MD&M Minneapolis.
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2018.09.12
Creating the Best Design Plan for Your Device
An expert in quality management discusses the importance of a quality design plan and how to map out a path to success for device makers.
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2018.09.10
Viveve Developing Device to Improve Sexual Function in Women
The Englewood, CO-based company is pushing for an indication that will have its RF-based technology treating vaginal laxity that could occur following childbirth. The company is also pursuing an indication for stress urinary incontinence.
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2018.09.07
Getting the Most Out of Your Design Review
Following these 6 steps could help medtech designers deliver a well-executed design review.
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2018.08.30
Managing the Chaos of New Product Development
A Mayo Clinic engineer describes hard lessons learned from years of new product development.
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