Medical Device Design BlogData EnhancementSeptember 2, 2010 at 10:53 AM by Dan StipeLast week we spoke about a new development in blood glucose sensing that uses infra-red light combined with a software algorithm that calibrates the signal. Using software to interpret, amplify and enhance instrument-acquired signals will become more common in imaging applications. Look to this kind of technology to have significant impact on future imaging devices. read more... Tags: imaging-devices data-enhancement
Email Post Comments (0) The Future of Blood Glucose SensingAugust 25, 2010 at 12:31 PM by Dan StipeSticking your finger with a lancet will be a thing of the past. Non-invasive sensing will be a relatively near-term reality. read more... Tags: sensors
Email Post Comments (0) Devices in the New EconomyAugust 19, 2010 at 9:17 AM by Dan StipePeople don’t have jobs so they can’t spend. The rampant consumerism that fueled the industrial age economy is gone. The service economy didn’t stand up to its hype. The information age produced the dot-com bubble. Forget about the jobs of the future -- where will the jobs of the present come from? How will the millions out of work be employed again? And what does all this mean for the health care industry and for designers and manufacturers of medical devices? read more... Tags: reducing-cost preventative-care
Email Post Comments (0) Preparing for the FutureAugust 11, 2010 at 9:09 AM by Dan StipeWhat are the emerging trends in healthcare, and how can medical device designers prepare for them? read more... Tags: consumerization sustainability self-care preventative-health
Email Post Comments (0) Questioning ConstraintsJuly 28, 2010 at 4:38 PM by Dan StipeFar too often we’re presented with projects that arrive with constraints already firmly established ... read more... Tags: innovation brainstorming
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