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Medical Wearable Devices Are Transforming the Healthcare Landscape

In the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare, the ability to transmit crucial diagnostic information from patients to physicians across distances is a pivotal step towards enhanced recovery and reduced hospital stays.

Remote patient monitoring technology is a game-changer, providing healthcare providers with an upper hand in spotting health irregularities before they escalate into serious issues.

Beyond the confines of the doctor-patient relationship, wearable products are catalyzing healthier living by actively tracking personal health metrics. Machine learning algorithms analyze this data, offering actionable insights to users.

Designing wearable medical devices that gather precise data is a multifaceted endeavor. It demands mastery over wireless technology, miniaturization techniques, data transmission, and diverse docking and charging prerequisites. Equally important is a profound understanding of user needs, habits, potential limitations, and experiences to ensure device success.

ATL leverages its rich experience in cutting-edge medical wearable technology to collaboratively engineer complete medical wearable device solutions for our OEM customers. Our expertise ensures your devices will accurately capture essential patient diagnostic data and seamlessly transmit it to the intended recipients at precisely the right moments—every single time. Contact us to get started.

ATL's Patient Monitoring and Medical Device Wearable Capabilities

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ATL's capabilities allow many customizations to help meet your sensor requirements. 

Our capabilities include:

  • Sensor Integration
  • Product Sealing
  • Wireless Integration (Wi-fi, etc...)
  • Software Integration
  • Laser/Ultrasonic Welding
  • Adhesive Knowledge
  • Vertical Integration (wire/cable, molding, SMT line)
  • Charging Stations
  • ISO 13485 & FDA Registered
  • Final Pack And Ship Capabilities
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ATL was built on interconnect solutions expertise. Starting with our AKURA® line of connectors and receptacles, and ranging throughout the connector spectrum; ATL can design, develop, and produce an interconnect solution to meet your project's needs.

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ATL's surface mount technology capabilities:

  • Board Size: 50mm (Min), 450mm (Max), 1.2~2.8mm Thickness
  • Placement Accuracy: ±0.04mm
  • Smallest Component: .01005
  • Placement Speed: 0.14 Sec
  • Chips Per Hour: 23,500
  • Wave Soldering
  • Reflow Soldering
  • Selective Wave Soldering
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Utilizing ATL's vertically integrated cable production, we combine our cabling and interconnect expertise to produce market-leading cable assemblies to support medical device wearables solutions.

ATL's cable extrusion capabilities: 

  • 8 Extrusion Machines (25mm to 70 mm)
  • Single Wire (UL and Non-UL)
  • Multi-conductor Cable
  • Round and Flat Cable
  • Shielded Cable (Spiral and Braid)
  • Co-extrusion (Cable with Tubes) 
  • Materials
    • PVC, TPE, TVP TPEE, TPU
    • FEP, ETFE, PFA, Kynar
    • Nylon, Pebax
    • Copper, Alloy (Cu-Si, Cu-Sn, Cu-Mg) and Tinsel

Learn More about Medical Device Wearables

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Medical Wearables Tech Talk MD&M West 2023

In this tech talk, Brandon Tillman joins special guest speaker Dr. Del Lawson from 3M to lead a discussion on what is Trending Now in Medical Wearables. The discussion explores: the latest trends in the marketplace, key considerations that design engineers need to know when approaching their projects, specifics on how leveraging 3M Science of skin will improve wearable performance and user experience, how FDA regulations are influencing designs, and more.
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Designing Medical Device Wearables

Projections indicate that the wearable medical device market will hit $89.45 Bn by 2027. An estimated 5 million individuals will be remotely monitored by healthcare providers in 2023. Patients and healthcare professionals now rely on medical wearables for early diagnosis, medical adherence, remote patient monitoring, and even treatment of illnesses.

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