Videos

Discover ATL Technology’s advancements in interconnect technology for electrophysiology. Our ultra-high-density connectors reduce procedural costs and enhance patient outcomes by integrating diagnostic and therapeutic catheters. With future-proof designs and comprehensive electrophysiology device system capabilities, we ensure seamless integration into your medical devices. Learn more about our cutting-edge solutions and how we can elevate your electrophysiology devices.

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.

In this Tech Talk, Mike Anderson and Dave Sanso delve into the significance of advanced illumination techniques in medical devices, explore the benefits of straddle mount designs, and highlight the industry's shift towards innovative single-use, disposable camera assemblies. Join us to gain insights into these cutting-edge advancements.

In this Tech Talk, Jared Coffeen, Darrell Goff, and Roger Solano provide an overview of high-density mapping in medical devices, delve into the importance of ergonomic interconnect designs, and discuss the exciting prospects of merging mapping and ablation functionalities into a unified catheter solution. Join us to explore these groundbreaking developments in the field.

At ATL Technology, we believe there is a better way to bring medical devices to market. Manufacturing automation is a vital part of this process.

In this Engineer-to-Engineer series video, Nicholas Merriman outlines our automation process for DB9 connectors with custom PCBs.

Flex assemblies, or flexible printed circuits, have become a key feature of medical device wearables due to their ability to mold to shapes found in the body. Hearing aids, vitals sensors, and many other wearables utilize FPCs for this reason.

Watch as Jamie Shand, Global NPI Supervisor of our Point of Care business unit kicks off our first-ever Engineer to Engineer Series by outlining the pros and cons of flex assemblies in medical device wearables, the process of working with FPCs, and ATL's capabilities in this space.

Trends for miniaturization are enabling the addition of visibility to devices that had not previously incorporated any imaging technology. 

In this webinar, ATL Technology's Imaging and Delivery Device experts will discuss these trends as well as the FDA Directive for single-use devices, the importance of the complete imaging system, and common challenges as well as design solutions that we're seeing as a result of these trends.

This Webinar Covers the Following Topics:

• The Latest Trends Influencing Medical Wearables
• The Future Landscape
• Current Limitations
• The recent FDA Directive