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Today in Medical Design & Development
October 05, 2026
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Surgeon in sterile attire operating advanced robotic surgical system with articulated arms and control interface

The deal comes with a U.S. network of 15 CMO sites operating 21 cyclotrons.

 

 
Modern corporate campus at sunset with wet pavement, trees, and contemporary buildings under dramatic golden sky

It's expected to create around 600 jobs.

 
HeartBeam portable cardiac monitoring device with display screen and mounting bracket

The platform is already approved for tracking arrhythmia.

 

Develop medical devices with IDS industrial camera solutions designed for integration. From compact USB and GigE cameras, 3D vision to AI-enabled systems with broad sensor choice, long-term availability and customization options for OEM applications.

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Download Harwin’s latest research paper exploring how North American engineers choose connectors, source technical information, and use online tools during design.

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Nobel Prize announcement display showing three laureates: Karl Deisseroth, Peter Hegemann, and Georg Nagel with their institutional affiliations

The research has started unraveling the pathways that lead to behavior and disease.

 
Today in Manufacturing Episode 288 promotional graphic featuring military aircraft, Chinese flag, Pentagon building, and GAINS sponsor logo

Also on the podcast, Caterpillar commits $1 billion to expand U.S. manufacturing, criminal conspiracy...

 

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.

 
Glowing anatomical heart illustration with transparent layers and heartbeat waveform on blue medical background

It has the ability to be expanded as a child grows.

 
3D anatomical illustration of human torso with liver highlighted in orange against translucent blue skeleton and organ systems

It could establish a scalable, donor-independent path to liver replacement.

 

Master Bond EP62-1HTMed is a low viscosity adhesive that meets ISO 10993-5 standards. This system resists repeated sterilization and autoclaving as well as ethylene oxide and STERRAD®. It features high temperature resistance and good flow properties.

 

 
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