Medical

Introducing the Artista M4 – the latest member of the Artista TFT controller series that specifically caters to TFT displays with unmatched resolutions up to 3840x2160.

A study from Juniper Research found that the total number of patients using RPM (Remote Patient Monitoring) solutions will reach 115.5 million globally by 2027, equating to 1.4% of the total population. This is an increase from only 75 million in 2023.

TDK Corporation announces the addition of the TDK-Lambda brand DTM70 and DTM160 series to the DTM family of compact medical and industrial AC-DC power adapters that are available in various power classes from 36W to 300W.

Bio-powered electronics. Kinetic floors. Turbine power. Magic wood. And mental health robots. These are just a handful of the innovative ways in which people, communities, and businesses are coming together to make a fun, interesting and greener future for everyone.

Advanced Energy Industries introduced two new ranges of AC-DC power supplies with great power densities for critical medical and industrial equipment.

Despite the significant advantages that ultrasonic technology provides, medical equipment makers are finding it challenging to continue to deliver improvements in image quality and accuracy.

OMNIVISION has announced its OV50H, a high-resolution 50MP image sensor with a dual conversion gain (DCG) technology powered 1.2-micron (µm) pixel in a 1/1.3-inch optical format, designed for high-end smartphone rear-facing cameras.

MaxCyte, Inc., a commercial cell-engineering company providing enabling platform technologies to advance innovative cell-based research, as well as next-generation cell therapeutic discovery, development and commercialisation, has announced the signing of a strategic platform license (SPL) with Catamaran Bio, Inc.,  a biotechnology company developing novel, off the-shelf chimeric antigen receptor (CAR)-NK cell therapies to treat a broad rang...

Arm Holdings, the UK’s flagship technology company, through joint chip designs with Nano (Nano Cures International, an Abu Dhabi based, global healthcare technology company), will power the infrastructure and technological transformation of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s broader healthcare system.

The World Health Organisation (WHO) estimates a global shortfall of 15 million health workers by 2025.