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The wearable medical device market is projected to hit $89.45 Bn by 2027, according to Precedence Research. 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...

Advancements in Chip-On-Tip® endoscope technology rely on the continued development of sensors, illumination, and lens systems. However, to ensure endoscopes have a viable future, they must continue to shrink in diameter and cost while delivering increasingly higher-quality images. To overcome the challenges associated with miniaturization—while not sacrificing quality and performance—specific engineering and manufacturing techniques need to be utilized to ensure optimal Chip-On-Tip® performance.

“Use-limiting” is the employment of specific methods to prevent the unsanitary and potentially unsafe reuse of disposable products. This paper discusses various use-limiting methods employed to help electronic medical device manufacturers ensure the end user’s safety and protect the manufacturer’s bottom line.

In this Case Study, we talk in-depth about:

• Applying an Engineer-to-Engineer approach.
• Designing with the end in mind.
• A real-world example of innovating on the fly to solve customer pain points.
• Utilizing a plug-and-play camera assembly to incorporate imaging where it had not previously existed.

When it comes to device development, there are many risks that you must consider.

• Identifies, analyzes, and evaluates project risk.
• Utilizes a phasegate approach to manage product and process risk.
• Approaches every medical device project with an eye toward the many risks that can threaten project success.

In this ebook, we talk in-depth about:

• The rise of intelligent medical devices.
• The difference between “intelligent” and “smart” devices.
• The role of intelligent medical devices within the Internet of Medical Things.
• The promise of AI within the intelligent medical device market.

Determining the best manufacturing location for your product requires weighing and considering numerous factors and variables.

• The benefits and differences between reshoring and nearshoring
• The questions to ask before undertaking a reshoring or nearshoring initiative

XYZ Medical—a large medical device company whose name has been redacted for confidentiality reasons—encountered a problem. With the clock ticking, XYZ turned to ATL to find a better way to improve its minimally invasive device and bring it to market in time to make an impact.

In this ultimate guide, we set the record straight by defining interconnect solutions for the medical device industry. In addition, we dive deep into interconnect diagrams, symbols, and metal conductivity index ratings. This is the eBook you do not want to miss for your next important project.

Developing an energy-driven device—that is, any device that requires electricity to function—requires a different approach than developing a traditional device. To be effective, engineers who develop energy-driven devices must use a holistic process that considers every component from the capital equipment to the distal tip of the device. In this e-book, we discuss the challenges energy-driven device engineers face during the development process and how they can be overcome with a new approach.

Medical facilities are full of devices that help medical professionals care for their patients. From Electrophysiology to Minimally- Invasive devices, their functionality is critical in offering proper diagnosis and even saving lives. Billions of dollars have been spent on the research, development, and purchasing of these types of devices. But if the data sent from these devices is skewed, the device is useless or—worse—deadly. In this eBook, we will discuss how to keep transmitted data accurate, which means maintaining signal integrity.

Exploring the Risks & Rewards of Standard Commercial Interconnects vs. Custom Solutions in Critical Applications Whitepaper. In selecting interconnect solutions for a product, engineers have a choice of using either standard connector products or custom solutions. Making the decision on which route to pursue involves many considerations. The purpose of this document is to explain these considerations and provide guidance on navigating this decision process.