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Canon Medical Systems UK has announced today that they have managed over the past three and a half years a sustainable milestone offsetting 20,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2) from ultrasound, X-ray, CT, and MRI systems installed in UK hospitals.…
LTi Metaltech, the manufacture of intricate tubes and vessels that are used in Siemens MRI scanners, has been named as the Best Research & Development Project as a part of the Cotswold Life Engineering, Manufacturing and Innovation Awards 2017. The…
A Cambridge-based business has been working on the design of a system that will be able to analyse fingerprint sweat. The company has recently announced that they have signed a three-year deal with a manufacturer of medical devices in order…
Vygon, the Medical and surgical consumables supply company has developed a new and highly efficient distribution operation with the help of the Empirica management system on offer from Chess Logistics Technology. The Medical supplies company has made the most of…
MedTalk is a new podcast that has been created as a medical device covering digital health and the pharma sectors. The podcast has been created through a partnership which has seen the editors of four of the medical sector’s leading…
GAMA Healthcare Ltd., a world leader in the manufacture and development of infection prevention products for the healthcare sector, progresses with plans to build a 2-story state-of-the-art research and development facility in the Greetland area of Halifax, in North Dean…
Engineering students from Fr Conceicao Rodrigues College of Engineering (CRCE), Mumbai, have developed a robot whose job is essentially to be a moving vending machine stocked with prescriptions and medications for patients. They have named the invention the Medibot and…
Medicinal scientists have engineered a spinach leaf into a fully functioning heart tissue. This advancement is remarkable in terms of modern medicine and means researchers have taken a giant step towards solving problems of recreating the tiny, branching networks of…
Scientists have been able to control the movements of turtles through human brain waves by developing a new form of brain-computer interface. Using human thought to control an animal is a dramatic leap in technological engineering of this sector and…
The line between man and machine is growing increasingly thinner. Artificial Intelligence developments are starting to perceive sights and sound more like human beings and the results are becoming nearer and nearer to human accuracy. Even the skins used on…
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