Category: Opinion
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AI is becoming embedded within practical medical electronics systems. Roy Wills, VP, Head of Healthcare Business and Partnerships at Intellias, examines how edge processing, connected devices, diagnostics, and governance are reshaping healthcare technology.
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High-power PoE is reshaping how industrial edge networks scale reliably. Henry Martel, Field Application Engineer at Antaira Technologies, explains how IEEE 802.3bt supports AI cameras, Wi-Fi 6/7 access points, IIoT sensors, and other power-hungry edge devices.
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Medical device manufacturers are rethinking outsourcing as supply risk intensifies. Marco Fernandez, Strategic Account Manager at East West Manufacturing, argues that resilience, regulatory alignment, and strategic location choices are becoming central to medtech manufacturing strategy.
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Battery manufacturers face rising scrutiny over traceability, evidence, and control. Mark Rutherford, CEO of Alexander Battery Technologies, explains why ERP-led process discipline is becoming central to consistent battery production, supplier management, and long-term OEM confidence.
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Adhesive selection demands equal attention to material performance and process. Peter Swanson, Executive Chair and Founder at Intertronics, explains why production trials, surface preparation, dispensing, curing, and QA must shape adhesive specification.
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Industrial touchscreens have stripped tactile feedback from many HMIs today. Ross Turnbull, Director of Business Development at Swindon Silicon Systems, explains how custom ASICs enable precise, closed-loop haptics that makes digital panels feel more like physical controls.
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Material choices are critical in the design and performance of ASICs. Ross Turnbull, Director of Business Development and Product Engineering at Swindon Silicon Systems, explains how material considerations vary across applications, and the importance of getting it right.