Medical's 'Mini' Revolution Increasingly, the world of medicine is taking the “minimalist“ route, developing technologies designed to sharply reduce patient discomfort and trauma in applications ranging from diagnostics to surgery. Full Story
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EFD, Inc. Exhibits at MD&M East
Stop by EFD booths 1473 and 2630 at MD&M East in New York, NY, June 3-5, where we will be demonstrating new, innovative precision dispensing products — tools that are guaranteed to give you better process control, with fewer rejects, higher yields, and improved reliability. New product catalog.
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Safeguarding Reliability in Implants, Medical Equipment Medical equipment manufacturers are successfully attacking failure and cost problems with a variety of new technologies. One of the most interesting solutions is also the simplest — an innovative self-locking fastener called Spiralock. Full Story Designing Custom Implants More Efficiently
All medical product design processes are complex, but creating custom implants and prosthetics further lengthens the workflow to assure a finished component with perfect fit, comfort and aesthetics. Full Story Nanotech Wages War on Infections
The medical community faces mounting pressure to prevent hospital-acquired infections, says Jack McMaken, president of Oregon-based AcryMed. Full Story
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A Study in Innovation
Customer and supplier engineering teams collaborated to assure innovative features were incorporated into this snow-blower subassembly's final design. Powder metallurgy provided the manufacturing features and capability needed to marry reliability and safety in a demanding application environment. Click Here.
Solving Sensor Interfacing Issues in Portable Multi-Sensor SystemsPart of Design News' new Sensor Solutions website! As the number of sensors increase and specifications tighten, the design challenges of the sensor interfacing portion of the system increase. Guest expert Andreas Heldwein from ZMD AG will explain the problems and a solution that can simplify interfacing multiple sensors. Watch Now
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As energy efficiency becomes more and more a concern for makers of electronics devices, researchers are coming up with new ways to harvest energy from sound vibration, footsteps, and even electromagnetic fields in the air.
The government wants to study your brain, and DARPA wants to use similar information to give robots true autonomy beyond any artificial intelligence developed to date. Sound like science fiction? It's not.
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