Medical Electronics
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Phantom Neuro has begun human implantation of wireless prosthetic-control sensors. Initial participants in its Australian CYBORG study have received subcutaneous muscle-sensing interfaces, with safety, usability and control performance subject to further evaluation.
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Philips clears redesigned reusable SpO₂ sensor
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Analogue sensing joins neuromorphic edge processing
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G&H integrates diagnostics development and manufacturing
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MEMSensing reaches 5kPa pressure range
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Senzime and Philips link patient-monitoring technologies
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Volex takes control of Kepler SignalTek
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HistoSonics clears Edison system for Europe
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FORTEC adds 2.5kW medical power supply

