Technical Articles

Could AI Become the New Quality Control Manager in Medical Device Manufacturing?

By applying predictive analytics, medical device companies can make a shift to a proactive mode to avoid potential problems before they happen, according to an expert in business strategy and software engineering.

Embedded Hardware Technology: The Sure Cure for Counterfeiting

Anti-counterfeiting poses a challenge for medical equipment OEMs. However, newer technology ushers in a problem solver hard to beat.

4 Factors to Consider When Selecting a Spring Manufacturer

Cost and timeliness alone shouldn’t drive your decision.

How Smart are Your Design Inputs?

A medical device expert shares tips for creating clear and objective design inputs.

How Video Games Can Be Used to Improve Diagnosis and Treatment Methods

Using the latest in virtual and augmented reality technology, an award winning medical technology company is creating lifelike video game simulations to help train physicians and improve diagnosis and treatment methods.

Consider the Most Probable Number Method for Bioburden Testing

The MPN method can be useful when traditional bioburden tests won’t work, but it must be clearly understood and carefully implemented.

4 Reasons Medtech Outsourcers Should Consider Cold Forming

Under pressure to produce high-quality metal components and manage costs, contract manufacturers could benefit from an alternative to other means of forming.

ISO 80369: Frequently Asked Questions, Answered

Here are answers to some common questions about developing and testing small-bore connectors.

DePuy Launches New Interbody Implant For Degenerative Disc Disease

The new implant was specifically designed to simplify key stages of spinal fusion surgery to help restore spinal disc height between two vertebrae.

Driving Medical IoT Concepts with Force-Sensitive Resistor Technology

Could force sensors provide the necessary human-like touchpoints for smart-connected medical devices?

How Clean is Clean Enough?

Here are some takeaways from ISO 19227 for orthopedic implants.

Ready or Not, Changes Are Coming to Legacy Device Requirements in the EU

By 2020, new medical device products distributed within Europe must comply with the new European Medical Device Regulation. Is your company ready?

OmniVision Sees Its Future in Medtech Clearly

OmniVision revealed two new partnerships at MD&M East that will help propel it further into the ever-changing healthcare market.

Current LSR Material Trends in the Molding of Medical Devices

Where is the evolution of LSR use—for molders, formulators, and especially designers and device engineers—headed in the coming years?

Creating New Categories of Medical Devices with Force and Pressure Sensing

Tactile-sensing technology could be used to enhance an R&D or clinical research process as well as be embedded in a medical device.

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