Category: Medical
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Element14 has opened a healthcare and smart home design challenge. Selected participants will receive component kits and document complete working prototypes.
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Weald has expanded UK access to rugged connectors through Rayfast. The agreement covers interconnect products for defence, medical, energy, and industry.
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PLATON combines plenoptic imaging and SPAD sensing for particle tracking. The prototype reconstructs three-dimensional events inside an unsegmented scintillator, potentially reducing the component count required by conventional detector architectures.
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Philips has cleared a redesigned reusable pulse-oximetry sensor for America. Revised optical engineering and broader validation produced improved measurement consistency across evaluated patient groups.
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Dolphin and INTERA have combined analogue sensing with neuromorphic processing. The platform targets microwatt-scale, always-on audio and sensor inference.
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G&H will present integrated diagnostic-instrument development capabilities at ADLM 2026. Its work spans photonics, electronics, systems engineering, industrialisation, regulatory support, and ISO 13485 manufacturing.
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MEMSensing has introduced conditioned pressure sensors covering ranges from 5kPa. The compact MSPC01 family targets airflow, medical equipment, HVAC, filtration, and industrial-control applications.
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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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Senzime and Philips will jointly develop integrated patient-monitoring products worldwide. The agreement combines specialist perioperative technology with Philips’ established hospital-monitoring systems and international commercial organisation.
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Volex has taken full ownership of medical manufacturer Kepler SignalTek. The acquisition extends its portfolio into patient-connected cables, devices, and clinical interfaces.