As healthcare shifts towards remote monitoring, connected devices and decentralized care, sensor technologies are becoming increasingly foundational to how medical devices collect, validate and transmit critical information. From remote patient monitoring and at-home care to connected medical devices and robotic-assisted surgery, sensing technologies can help enable earlier detection, more reliable clinical data and better-informed decision making.
The increased digitalization of medical device manufacturing makes lean practices more applicable than ever. Keep these factors in mind to put them into action.
Catastrophic failures rarely stem from isolated hardware bugs. They breed where hardware, firmware, wireless telemetry, and clinical workflows intersect. These silent data integrity failures can invalidate entire research efforts without real-time detection, squeezing V&V Engineers between exploding complexity and compressed timelines.
Medical device software development teams have always struggled with a deceptively simple question: How much of the system is actually complete?
MTI Viewpoints Insights shared by industry relative to healthcare and the advancement of medical technology. Peter Justen is Founder and CEO of AmeriTrust Solutions. He works at the intersection of technology, data, and human-centered design to improve access to government programs and streamline administrative processes. Hospitals and health systems make real-time decisions about patient care,…
Tecomet and Orchid Orthopedic Solutions have completed a merger to create a larger global contract manufacturing platform serving MedTech and Aerospace & Defense customers with expanded capabilities and supply chain reach.
Ensuring that proven therapies can be delivered safely and accessibly to the patients who need them provides opportunity in what we innovate and in how broadly those innovations can reach.
CathWorks FFRangio System employs drug-free, wire-free technology for comprehensive physiological assessment.
Validation documentation should define process parameters, monitoring strategies, and operating ranges that can support future production increases. How does a practical framework for validation, revalidation, and process control help during medical device scale-up?
MedTech leaders must find a balance between the slow, careful world of medicine and the fast-paced expectations of investors. Real success comes from choosing high-quality science over quick shortcuts, as being thorough is the only way to build lasting trust and reach the market.
