Category: Medical
-
Accuray and RaySearch are expanding software integration for adaptive radiotherapy. An $8m RayStation licence commitment supports the initial Radixact deployment, with CyberKnife integration planned later.
-
Siemens Healthineers has opened a photon-counting detector fab in Germany. The €100m Forchheim facility adds European CdTe crystal growth, wafer processing, and sensor production as the company’s Japanese operation approaches capacity.
-
Medtronic has begun European clinical use of Stealth AXiS systems. More than 23 procedures have been completed at seven sites across Germany, the United Kingdom, Italy, and Spain.
-
Verasonics has expanded international protection for its ultrasound transceiver architecture. New grants cover five countries, while a US provisional filing extends active-clamp work around high-voltage transmission and concurrent receive measurements.
-
Syrma SGS Elemaster has opened a new Bengaluru electronics plant. The 20,000 sq ft facility combines SMT, through-hole, and box-build assembly for high-reliability industrial, medical, transport, and energy applications.
-
Butterfly is licensing ultrasound-on-chip technology for less-invasive neural interface research. Merge Labs will use the Poseidon family under a multi-year commercial agreement.
-
Emitech has developed medical EMC tests extending beyond six gigahertz. The method covers emerging wireless frequencies where standardised radiated-immunity testing currently stops.
-
Philips has secured funding for robotic stroke intervention development work. The programme combines image-guided therapy, steerable robotics, and AI-enabled automation to extend specialist thrombectomy capability.
-
PCB Technologies has secured a major medical electronics manufacturing tender. Estimated sales of $65 million are expected across 2027 and 2028.
-
SUSTRONICS reduced medical electronics impacts through materials and design changes. Life cycle assessment guided sensor, substrate, and manufacturing decisions across European demonstrators.