Wearables: Are Tech Tats Next?
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Wearable Medical Device Trends in the Asian Markets
The rise in healthcare spending, jump in Western diseases, and increasing aging population are driving the market.
Smaller Electronics Push Possibility of Wearable Devices
Ultra-low power and lightweight electronics are enabling smarter technologies, from high-tech panties to EEG headsets.
Digital Health Hot Topic at RAPS 2015
Managing data, interoperability and cybersecurity issues were at the top of the list for industry stakeholders.
Obamacare and Great User Expectations Hit Device Design
Don’t ignore the changing medtech landscape; it will continue to affect product design and manufacturing. A discussion with Kenneth Fine about design challenges.
Is Your Wearable Technology a Low-Risk Device?
As wearable technology within the medical device industry heats up, FDA makes some clarifications on which products fall into general wellness and low-risk categories.
Driving Change in MedTech – Taking Notes from Uber
Uber has taken the struggling, often unloved taxi industry and reinvented it successfully based largely on one premise: Customer is king. In stark contrast, the healthcare industry clearly does not seem to share this mantra.
Medical Technology To Go
Solutions from the field of micro system engineering help to make faster, more flexible and smarter medical devices. The ambitious goal of the developers is to sustainably enhance the quality of patients’ lives through more mobility, faster test results on location, checking vital signs and blood values or through innovative therapy systems for the chronically ill.
Solutions from the field of micro system engineering help to make faster, more flexible and smarter medical devices. The ambitious goal of the developers is to sustainably enhance the quality of patients’ lives through more mobility, faster test results on location, checking vital signs and blood values or through innovative therapy systems for the chronically ill.
