Medical

UVC LEDs from the US manufacturer Bolb achieve a 99.95% kill rate for airborne viruses and bacteria. This has been confirmed by the Guangzhou Institute of Microbiology.

Integer has selected Critical Manufacturing’s Manufacturing Execution System (MES) to enhance quality and efficiency of its global production processes. The company provides innovative, high-quality medical technologies in the cardiac, neuromodulation, vascular and the portable medical markets.

The goal of the cluster project M3Infekt, initiated by the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft, was to develop the technical basis for more comprehensive vital monitoring and care of Covid-19 patients outside of intensive care units, to relieve the burden on this critical infrastructure. Now that the project has been completed, the participating institutes have presented their results. The Fraunhofer Institute for Photonic Microsystems IPMS from Dresden made...

Thermal Cycling devices used for Real-Time PCR utilise thermoelectric technology to precisely manage temperature set points and ramp rates, enabling amplification of DNA segments.

The PowerCycling PCX Elongated Series offers a robust module construction with high reliability in thermal cycling applications...

Back pain is one of the main causes of sick leave in Germany – often caused by lack of exercise, one-sided stress at work and being overweight. This is accompanied by strained muscles and ligaments and even wear and tear on the spine and intervertebral discs.

Since the emergence of robotics in medicine in the 1980s, the digital transformation has led to stark improvements in medical operations.

TT Electronics, a global provider of engineered technologies for performance critical applications, announced that it has extended its partnership and made an investment in Radwave Technologies, an electromagnetic tracking platform company. 

Voice recognition-based AI tools have many applications. From improving physician productivity, to improving patient care quality, voice recognition is set to become a competitive component in healthcare’s digital transformation.

Zenzium has announced its participation in a trial in Manchester to test wearable technology in combination with AI for patients who have received cancer treatment.