TTI is maintaining its European distribution centre for its customers, many of whom are manufacturing medical and other essential equipment during the current COVID-19 corona virus global crisis. TTI ... more

Scientists developing point of care COVID-19 test
	The battery-operated, hand-held device is simple and straightforward to use: nasal or throat swabs are placed into the device; then, in 30 minutes, it can identify whether the individual has COVID-19.... more

Is the UK’s £16bn medical device market ready for the May 2020 EU MDR deadline?
	Standing at an estimated £16bn, the UK’s medical device market is the third largest in Europe, and the sixth largest in the world. Partly as a result of its global position and huge network of ... more

Leman Micro Devices brings its V-Sensor forward for medical applications
	Leman Micro Devices (LMD) announces that its V-Sensor, which together with the company’s e-Checkup app, measures five vital signs – blood pressure, body temperature, pulse rate, respiration rate and ... more

Engineering & Computer Simulations to improve healthcare - the VA Virtual Medical Centre
	Engineering & Computer Simulations (ECS) has made enhancements to its VA Virtual Medical Center (VMC), developed for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), in order to improve the ... more

Mascot's power adapters offer 5 to 60W power ratings for medical applications	MindMaze teams up with Formula 1’s Daniel Ricciardo to develop technology for motorsport safety
Mascot’s latest Blueline external power adapters offer product designers a selection of turnkey power solutions that combine high quality, competitive price and compliance with the latest ecodesign ... more	MindMaze, a brain technology company, has teamed up with Renault F1 Team driver Daniel Ricciardo, operating as a global brand ambassador for the advancement of technology in the area of safety for ... more

The future of wearables is medical
	Wearable technology and medical devices have many prominent synergies. Electronic devices on the body are perfectly placed for sensors to collect data relevant to healthcare, with communication ... more

Making small intestine endoscopy faster with a pill-sized high-tech camera
	Greater resolution, sharper images, and more efficient diagnostic processes – this is the promise of an endoscopy capsule developed by Fraunhofer IZM to allow more detailed small intestine ... more

Less haste, more speed: the fine balance of delivering on time in medical electronics

Electronic medical devices are a big business

And they are set to get bigger. Recent estimates suggest that the global medical electronics market will reach $4.41 billion USD by 2022, achieving a ... more

Nypro collaborates with Critical Manufacturing for the medical market
	Critical Manufacturing, provider of future-ready Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES) designed to augment the operability of smart factories in a push for Industry 4.0, has announced it has been ... more

Changing a century old paradigm for patients with type 1 diabetes
	Diabetes mellitus, commonly known as diabetes, is a condition characterised by high blood sugar. In a healthy individual, blood sugar is regulated by insulin, a hormone that is produced by the beta ... more

Wideblue announces an array of technologies for the medical market
	Following Med-tech 2019, Wideblue has announced a number of products for uses in the medical industry. With the sector easily forgotten amidst the innovations present in IoT and automotive markets, ... more

High capacitance MLCCs for High-Rel medical and military applications from Novacap
	Medical and military applications where a high capacitance value is required should consider the Novacap branded MLCCs from Knowles Precision Devices (KPD). Comparable circuit designs can be achieved ... more