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Today in Medical Design & Development
July 15, 2026
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It's a potential tool to speed drug development.

 

 
A lightweight wearable device developed by KAUST researchers combines microneedle sensing, integrated electronics, wireless communication and smartphone connectivity to continuously monitor drug concentrations beneath the skin in real time. The technology was demonstrated using the antibiotic vancomycin and could support future personalized medicine applications.

It uses an array of tiny microneedles that access interstitial fluid.

 
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The company manufactures precision materials used in medical devices.

 

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Fluidraulics Inc., Cranberry Township, Pa.

The company serves industrial and medical customers from facilities near Pittsburgh and Cleveland.

 
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It's the largest ever for failing to make an HSR filing.

 

As medical devices evolve, MICRO meets complex design needs with a focus on minimally invasive instruments. With over 80 years of expertise, we deliver high-quality components and complete devices – handheld, rigid, articulating, or robot-assisted.

 
A close-up of the 3D-printed contact lens on the printing platform in University of Waterloo’s Tang Nanotechnology Lab.

It uses a newly developed silicone material.

 
Close Up Of The Bio Based Janus Nanofibre Membrane Developed For Antibacterial Wound Care

It has a two-sided effect.

 

Master Bond and Nordson EFD collaborated to solve the challenge of encapsulation of delicate sensor components in wearable medical technology. Explore how an adhesive and automated dispensing process protected sensors from demanding conditions. 

 

 
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