07.20.23 -- 3 Emerging Technologies For Improved Aesthetic Devices

Explore aqueous detergent selection criteria as it fits into three broad categories: function and efficacy, health and safety, and environmental.

Current drug delivery devices need to be more mobile, less intrusive, and always cost-competitive. Learn how flexible, modular manufacturing aims to solve these challenges.

In this Q&A interview, Craig Tappe, sales engineer at Accumold discusses various aspects of the micro molding process, and discusses why it is important to ensure that when shortlisting your preferred suppliers, the correct questions are asked.

One of the most common questions from medical OEMs seems simple: How thin can we go? But the answer is: it depends. One of the main factors is material choice. While there may be many questions involved in figuring out how thin you can go, this article offers some insights.

Environmental monitoring is an important part of quality assurance. Explore results from a study aimed to establish whether a continuous sampling (and multisampling point assay) provides effective process monitoring.

WSAudiology (WSA) designed a hearing aid to look like an earbud in an effort to relieve some of the stigma around hearing loss. Learn how WSA develops leading-edge hearing aids with SIMULIA simulation.

A medical device OEM had a failing device used for rapid sternal access in the administration of medications. Donatelle identified inherent design challenges, managed the redesign process, and built prototype tools to support the customer through initial testing and validation.

Canon's BN22A brushless servomotors are compact in size and provide high output power, achieving accurate control from low- to high-speed ranges.