Medical Technology

A compound developed by researchers at NC State could replace the more expensive and toxic lead gown typically used by patients.

New materials could enable soft robots to move similarly to human muscles without the use of complex electronic systems for actuation.

Scientists from Osaka University focus on contact resistance rather than materials in thin-film device that could one day power IoT sensors.

A conducting polymer that rapidly fabricates electronic devices could one day be used for neurological treatments and therapies.

Researchers in Germany have developed semiconductor ink and an inkjet printing process for optoelectronic devices.

Belgium’s 3D-printing pioneer Materialise has developed a device that can bring relief to patients awaiting a ventilator while an Israeli startup recruits a “Maker Army” to print and deliver protective gear.

SLA, SLS, FDM and SLM additive manufacturing capabilities on offer to medical technology sector.