Many medical technology companies face the central challenge of transferring a developed medical device from development to series production – while complying with MDR, ISO 13485, and achieving full audit readiness. This is especially true for prototype production, small-batch production, and ...
Supply chains in medical technology
Regional, traceable, resilient: Why MedTech is reinventing its supply chains. How geopolitical risks, dependence on China, and stricter regulations are changing production and supply chain strategies. ...
BLE synchronization for medical sensors – precise down to 50 µs
In wireless distributed systems, each node runs its own hardware clock. Even identical embedded systems start with different time values and tick with different clock speeds. ...
Miniaturization of wearables in medical technology
Miniaturization in Wearables - Opportunities and Challenges for Hardware Development As the beginning of the recording of vital parameters using wearables, ...
Resuscitation: When every second counts – medical technology saves lives
According to the German Resuscitation Registry 2024, 370 people per day in Germany suffer a sudden cardiac arrest. ...
Test bench for indentation depth measurement: Validation of medical sensors for resuscitation
How are sensors for cardiopulmonary resuscitation validated? In our case, we specifically addressed this question for a sensor. ...
How a CPR feedback system is created
What difference can a CPR feedback system make to cardiopulmonary resuscitation? In the event of cardiac arrest, the transport of oxygen to the heart stops immediately. ...
Reinforcement for quality management, testing and production engineering: Lea Schöppach joins MEDtech Ingenieur
We are delighted to further strengthen our team at MEDtech Ingenieur: Lea Schöppach has been supporting us in the area of quality management and testing since January 15, 2026. ...
STRIDE in medical technology – Cybersecurity risk analysis according to IEC 81001-5-1
Cybersecurity is no longer seen as an option in medical technology. It's mandatory. This was made clear at the latest by IEC 81001-5-1 and the... ...
Usability in Embedded Development: How good debug interfaces save developers and testers time and frustration
Usability is generally highly valued – yet it is still often neglected. Why is that? Because usability is often ...
What IEC 81001-5-1 means for medical device developers
Cybersecurity is mandatory. EU Regulation 2017/745 (MDR) requires that medical devices be protected against unauthorized access. For manufacturers of medical devices and ...
SysML v2 for operating room lights
Variety of variants and integration pressure: The invisible bottleneck for operating room lights SysML v2 is becoming increasingly important, as operating room lights today are highly complex, mechatronic ...
EMC for medical devices: Why IEC 60601-1-2 alone is not sufficient
I keep reading articles that cite IEC 60601-1-2 as the sole EMC requirement for medical devices. But anyone who believes that ...
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