Eric Erickson from Stratasys explains the value of increased personalisation within healthcare, the state of the industry including the main barriers to adoption as well as recent innovative developments in 3D printing materials.
Chris Whitehouse, an expert on medical technology policy and regulation at Whitehouse Communications and chair of the Urology Trade Association, provides his thoughts on the published consultation from the MHRA about medical device regulation in the UK. In the small hours of the night, on Sunday 26t
Vertellus shares insight on Hollow Fibre Membranes (HFM) in biopharmaceuticals and how it became a crucial part of the biotech industry’s value chain in recent years.
Carolina Acosta and Lodovico Agostinis, chemical technology group researchers, explain AIMPLAS’ project to develop improved PPE using antimicrobial materials.
Mike John, technical director for Ireland at industrial metrology supplier The Sempre Group, explains how metrology can bring the medical device design and manufacturing process together.
Thomas Milnes, Industrial Design Consultancy Limited, highlights several misconceptions related to inspection processes during medical device development.
Brian Curran, SVP manufacturing excellence success, MasterControl, writes about why medical device and diagnostics manufacturers would benefit from eDHRs.
Kistler Group creates equipment for the inspection of parts that can be used in the makeup of medical devices. Medical Plastics News spoke with them at MD&M West to see what devices they had on show.
Neil Ballinger, head of EMEA at automation parts supplier EU Automation, discusses the challenges facing the sector and how reconditioned and obsolete components can help.
Unlike conventional manufacturing, precision machining produces parts with submicron accuracy. For medical applications, this brings the crucial benefits of miniaturisation, personalised fit, and high performance.
