Powering the future of med-tech devices
EMS returns to Medical Technology Ireland with innovative micro motor solutions Marking its fourth...
Category: Medical Equipment
Modat finds 1.2 million healthcare devices and systems exposed online in Ireland and Great Britain
Over 1.2m internet-connected healthcare devices and systems with exposure that endanger patient...
RTI and Kinova partner to integrate intelligent connectivity into medical robotics
Real-Time Innovations (RTI), the software framework company for physical AI systems, today...
Biocompatibility testing – In Vitro and animal alternative tools for ISO 10993 evaluations webinar
Geneva (July 2, 2025) – SGS, the world’s leading testing, inspection and certification company, is...
New whitepapers set out vision for widespread adoption of robotics in the workplace and surgical settings
Two major new robotics whitepapers setting out the vision for widespread adoption of robotics...
Robust edge computing infrastructure and reliable mobile coverage are central to digitisation in the NHS
“IoT has the potential to transform the way hospitals communicate and operate for both patient...
Mighty micromotors: advancing medical testing
Medical conditions such as meningitis, an infection of the protective membranes that surround the...
What the Doctor Ordered
An ageing global population is driving extraordinary growth in the market for medical equipment, which is placing huge demands on suppliers to the sector, in terms of both product quality and lead times. Here, Irish Manufacturing explores some of the main machining challenges facing local manufacturers, and speaks to both Yamazaki Mazak and its distributor for the Irish market, HW Machine Tools Co. Ltd, about how the company has developed a suite of machines ready-made to thrive in one of industry’s most nuanced sectors.
Four supplier solutions for ventilators now available from RS
Dedicated landing page gives makers, manufacturers and engineers faster access to optimised designs.
Simplifying surgical power tool design through the use of autoclavable brushless DC motors
Electric motors have brought many advantages to powered hand tools, however there are various approaches for design engineers to consider when selecting a motor for surgical instruments.
