Category: Medical
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Northwestern has built a 3D electrode mesh for mini-brain organoids. The soft, shape-conformal framework wraps around organoids, enabling high-density recording and stimulation across most of the tissue surface.
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ZOLL’s Zenix monitor-defibrillator has cleared the EU MDR process now. The approval supports European rollout of a touchscreen-based professional monitor/defibrillator for EMS and hospital teams, with real-time CPR and ventilation feedback features.
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LG will show 11MP diagnostic displays and 3D surgical monitors. At World Health Expo 2026 in Dubai, the company is highlighting a 40-inch 5,120 × 2,160 curved ultrawide diagnostic monitor and a 32-inch 3D surgical display aimed at procedural imaging.
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UCLA scientists cut flicker noise in nanowires for sensors dramatically. The team demonstrated an ultra-low-noise transport regime in quasi-1D materials, indicating a path toward higher-fidelity medical sensing and more stable quantum devices.
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The FDA’s QMSR is now effective for US device makers. The rule updates 21 CFR Part 820 by incorporating ISO 13485:2016 by reference, shifting both documentation expectations and inspection mechanics for medical electronics manufacturers selling into the US market.
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Fluorescent chloride sensors are moving from lab novelty to product. A Research and Markets report forecasts growth from $4.27bn in 2025 to $6.36bn by 2032, driven by new fluorophores, nanomaterials, and tighter digital integration.
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Datalogic has launched a new Gryphon 4600 handheld scanner series. The devices combine AI-based decoding, dual-sensor optics, and an eco-design approach aimed at reducing power consumption and material impact across high-volume scanning environments.