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Today in Medical Design & Development
October 08, 2026
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Coronal MRI brain scan showing anatomical structures with a smartphone icon overlay on the upper right

It's leaning on Butterfly Network's "Ultrasound-on-Chip" technology.

 

 
Gloved hand holding white medical inhaler device in clinical healthcare setting

It does not require a second surgical wound site to remove a healthy tendon.

 
Two scientists in white lab coats smiling in a modern laboratory with equipment and supplies in the background

It can produce cell-made mRNA with no detectable dsRNA contamination.

 

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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Gecko HRi connectors offer high-reliability, small pitch performance for safety-critical applications where weight, space and connection security all matter.

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Canadian and American flags flying side by side on white flagpoles against a cloudy sky

It's all thanks to a new federal rule.

 
Interior view of robotic medical device with mechanical arm, tubing, and electronic components

AstraZeneca and Teradyne are among with new investors.

 

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.

 
MintNeuro microchip held between fingertips displaying model number MN200816-RA

It already has a multi-year commercial chip supply agreement with Motif.

 
Professional man in white lab coat and striped shirt smiling in modern office environment

It doesn't require surgery or implants.

 

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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