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Today in Medical Design & Development
October 20, 2026
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Two healthcare workers smiling in a hospital room, one wearing surgical cap and gown, the other in black scrubs with yellow mask and ID badge

Just over 49,000 transplants were performed in the U.S. last year.

 

 
Three purple-stained histological tissue samples on a microscope slide held against light background

The company develops diagnostic tests.

 
Agricultural drone flying over green field with mountains under blue sky

The prototype is designed to deliver blood during both day and night operations.

 

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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Small and medium-sized manufacturers encounter the same pressures as large manufacturers: rising costs, labor shortages, and growing operational complexity. But conventional digital transformation programs are often out of reach due to budget, time, and skills constraints.

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Spacecraft module with golden thermal blankets suspended in assembly facility with technicians and overhead support structure

The W-7 payload will mix liquids with an active pharmaceutical ingredient.

 
Modern industrial warehouse facility with blue and white facade, parking lot with vehicles, and landscaped grounds at dusk

It's expected to begin serving customers in late 2028.

 

From early development through commercialization, Qosina’s Regulatory Services provide tailored guidance for medical device teams. Get practical support for compliance, quality systems and regulatory strategy at every stage.

 
Siemens MAGNETOM medical imaging scanner with white casing and orange accent stripe

The goal is to create an approach that can be deployed across medical centers.

 
Stryker World Headquarters building entrance with corporate signage on manicured lawn

The deal includes an option to acquire the company.

 

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