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- 081New productsSource · Medical Device Network
GE HealthCare introduces upgrade pathways for interventional suite modernisation
GE HealthCare announced upgrade pathways that allow customers with existing interventional suites to transition to new technologies. The initiative is designed to simplify modernization for facilities seeking to refresh their imaging and procedural capabilities in interventional settings.
- 082New productsSource · Medical Device Network
Terumo completes first procedure with Opuswave dual sensor system
Terumo Interventional Systems completed the first US clinical procedure using its Opuswave Dual Sensor Imaging System. The system represents a product advancement in interventional imaging technology, enabling dual-sensor visualization capabilities for guidance during minimally invasive procedures.
- 083New productsSource · Medical Device Network
Roche launches Axelios 1 sequencing platform
Roche launched Axelios 1, a next-generation sequencing platform powered by its SBX technology. The system is available for research use, marking an expansion of Roche's sequencing portfolio and supporting genomic analysis applications in laboratory and research settings.
- 084New productsSource · Medical Design & Outsourcing
Why XCath thinks it can win the stroke telesurgery race
XCath announced its Iris robotic telesurgical system for remote stroke treatment, claiming a competitive advantage after completing the first remote mechanical thrombectomy over 120 miles away. The system targets the stroke intervention market, where telesurgery capability could expand access to time-critical endovascular procedures beyond centers with on-site specialist availability.
- 085New productsSource · Medical Device Network
J&J starts SKYWARD study of carotid IVL system
Johnson & Johnson has begun enrollment in the SKYWARD IDE clinical study to evaluate the Shockwave SkyRunner Carotid IVL (Intravascular Lithotripsy) system. The trial will assess the device's safety and effectiveness for treating calcified carotid artery disease.
- 086New productsSource · Medical Design & Outsourcing
MIT researchers develop an ingestible temperature sensor the size of a blueberry
MIT researchers have developed a miniaturized ingestible temperature sensor (MITS) measuring 4 mm tall and 6 mm wide—roughly blueberry-sized—designed to continuously monitor core body temperature from the gastrointestinal tract. The device is smaller than existing ingestible temperature sensors, reducing swallowing difficulty and aspiration risk. The advancement addresses a gap in non-invasive continuous core temperature monitoring for clinical and research applications.
- 087New productsSource · Medical Device Network
MGS Launches Hybrid Tooling to Accelerate Global Healthcare Product Development
MGS launched hybrid tooling technology to accelerate injection-molded prototyping and validation for medical device manufacturers. The offering enables faster development cycles and reduces manufacturing risk by supporting global healthcare product development workflows.
- 088New productsSource · Medical Device Network
CereVasc concludes patient enrolment in STRIDE trial of eShunt
CereVasc has completed patient enrollment in the STRIDE clinical trial evaluating its eShunt system for normal pressure hydrocephalus (NPH). The study assesses safety and efficacy of the device ahead of regulatory submissions.
- 089New productsSource · Medical Device Network
Labcorp announces colorectal cancer test availability in US
Labcorp announced US availability of ColoSense, an FDA-approved RNA-based at-home screening test for colorectal cancer. The test expands Labcorp's diagnostic offering in the colorectal cancer screening market, bringing an alternative to existing screening modalities.
- 090New productsSource · Medical Design & Outsourcing
What Butterfly’s saying about Midjourney’s ultrasonic CT plans
Midjourney, a generative AI company, announced plans to launch its first AI-powered medical imaging facility in 2027 offering whole-body ultrasonic CT scans. The system uses sound and water to complete imaging in 60 seconds without radiation or magnetic fields, positioning it as an alternative to traditional CT and MRI modalities. The facility will operate as a medical imaging spa model.
- 091New productsSource · Medical Design & Outsourcing
Device developers win Junkosha Innovator of the Year Award prizes
Junkosha announced winners of its Technology Innovator of the Year Award. Anchor Balloon Inc. founder Dr. Vishal Gupta received the $25,000 late-phase award for the AngioLock coronary balloon catheter, a device designed to stabilize and simplify stent delivery in complex coronary anatomy. The award recognizes medical device developers working with Junkosha on innovative technologies.
- 092New productsSource · Medical Device Network
BCAL Diagnostics develops blood test to evaluate breast cancer
BCAL Diagnostics is developing BREASTEST Monitor, a blood test designed to help evaluate women for local breast cancer recurrence following treatment. The test aims to provide a non-invasive monitoring option for post-treatment breast cancer patients.
- 093New productsSource · Medical Device Network
LivaNova’s programming algorithm boosts response rates in sleep apnoea patients
LivaNova announced a proprietary PolySync algorithm that reconfigures proximal hypoglossal nerve stimulation (p-HGNS) fields to improve response rates in sleep apnea patients. The algorithm represents a software enhancement to the company's existing hypoglossal nerve stimulation therapy platform.
- 094New productsSource · Medical Design & Outsourcing
Why Remedy Robotics thinks it can win the stroke telesurgery race
Remedy Robotics is positioning its N1 System as a competitive offering in the emerging stroke telesurgery market, joining established OEMs and other startups pursuing robotic remote surgical intervention for acute stroke treatment. The company claims early momentum in a segment seen as a major growth opportunity for medical device vendors.
- 095New productsSource · Medical Device Network
Raydiant concludes enrolment in pilot study at LSUHS
Raydiant Oximetry has completed enrolment and data collection for a 15-patient pilot study at Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center. The study evaluates the company's oximetry technology in a clinical setting.
- 096New productsSource · Medical Device Network
Dimora Medical introduces MegaSorb technology for advanced wound care
Dimora Medical launched MegaSorb technology for silicone foam dressings, a new wound-care consumable product designed to improve absorption in advanced wound management applications.
- 097New productsSource · Medical Design & Outsourcing
Zeus launches XpanCore mandrels for hypotube assembly
Zeus announced XpanCore, a heat-activated mandrel technology designed to simplify hypotube assembly in catheter manufacturing. The mandrels address liner sizing, placement, and adhesion challenges in advanced catheter production, expanding Zeus's polymer solutions portfolio for medical device manufacturers.
- 098New productsSource · Medical Design & Outsourcing
Assembled Product Specialists expands cleanroom gowning solutions
Assembled Product Specialists announced an expansion of its cleanroom gowning solutions portfolio, offering comprehensive products designed to improve contamination control, organization, and compliance in laboratory and manufacturing cleanroom environments.
- 099New productsSource · Medical Device Network
First patient treated in Airiver Medical’s RESTORE-2 trial for CRS
Airiver Medical has enrolled the first patient in its RESTORE-2 pivotal trial of the ESSpand Sinus drug-coated balloon (DCB) for chronic rhinosinusitis treatment. The trial will evaluate the device's safety and efficacy in expanding and treating inflamed sinus passages. ESSpand represents a minimally invasive alternative to traditional sinus surgery.
- 100New productsSource · Medical Design & Outsourcing
Medical robotics and AI advice from a J&J DePuy Synthes leader
Johnson & Johnson's DePuy Synthes has launched Velys Hip Navigation with AI Assistance software. A company leader emphasized that AI development should address specific clinical problems rather than pursue the technology for its own sake, advising vendors to consult surgeons on meaningful improvements to patient care workflows.
- 101New productsSource · Medical Design & Outsourcing
How J&J’s DePuy Synthes developed Velys software for faster hip replacements
Johnson & Johnson's DePuy Synthes launched Velys Hip Navigation with AI Assistance, a software-as-a-medical-device (SaMD) product designed to improve hip replacement surgical efficiency. Developed in-house by the company's digital and robotics surgery team, the platform integrates AI-driven navigation to assist surgeons during hip replacement procedures.
- 102New productsSource · Medical Device Network
Stevanato unveils Deora pen injector for diabetes and weight management
Stevanato Group launched Deora, a multi-use, fixed-dose pen injector for subcutaneous delivery of diabetes and weight-management therapies. The device is positioned for use across multiple drug development programs.
- 103New productsSource · Medical Device Network
ADA26: Dexcom’s G7 CGM helps TD2 diabetics not on insulin manage glucose levels
Dexcom presented data on its G7 continuous glucose monitoring system showing efficacy in type 2 diabetes patients not requiring insulin therapy. The company expects the findings may influence clinical practice patterns for this patient population.
- 104New productsSource · Medical Device Network
Roche develops RUO PCR assay to detect rare Ebola Bundibugyo virus
Roche has developed a research-use-only (RUO) PCR assay for rapid detection of Ebola Bundibugyo virus. The molecular test leverages Roche's existing PCR platform capabilities to address detection of this rare viral variant.
- 105New productsSource · Medical Design & Outsourcing
Edwards Lifesciences makes a simple change for a first-of-its-kind tricuspid valve
Edwards Lifesciences received FDA approval in May 2026 for Triformis Resilia, the first surgical valve designed specifically for the tricuspid position. The device incorporates a design modification that addresses an unmet clinical need in tricuspid valve replacement, marking a new product entry in the structural heart device market.
- 106New productsSource · Medical Device Network
Insulet launches algorithm improvements for Omnipod 5 AID system in US
Insulet has begun distributing an updated version of its Omnipod 5 automated insulin delivery system across the US following 510(k) regulatory clearance in December 2025. The update includes algorithm improvements to the closed-loop control system.
- 107New productsSource · Medical Device Network
HeartBeam reports positive ECG data in heart attack detection
HeartBeam reported positive study data supporting an indication expansion of its ECG device into heart attack detection. The data advance the scientific foundation for the company's planned product expansion, though specific clinical endpoints and timeline for regulatory submission were not detailed in the announcement.
- 108New productsSource · Medical Device Network
Stryker introduces TPX HD small bone power tool for orthopaedic surgery
Stryker launched TPX HD, a small bone power tool designed for orthopaedic procedures including total joint revisions, minimally invasive surgery, and oral maxillofacial operations. The tool expands Stryker's surgical instrument portfolio for complex bone work.
- 109New productsSource · Medical Design & Outsourcing
Can surgical robots fly? SSi’s CEO discusses the challenges and solutions
SS Innovations CEO Dr. Sudhir Srivastava outlined plans for a flying surgical robot, the Vimana Aero drone, targeting mid-2026 launch. The company unveiled a conceptual design in April and is working through engineering and regulatory challenges to develop an autonomous aerial platform for surgical applications.
- 110New productsSource · Medical Device Network
ASCO26: Abbott demonstrates MRD test benefit in TNBC recurrence
Abbott presented data from a prospective sub-study of the PARTNER trial at ASCO26, demonstrating the clinical utility of its MRD (minimal residual disease) test in predicting triple-negative breast cancer recurrence. The findings support the diagnostic value of Abbott's molecular assay in identifying patients at risk of recurrence following treatment.
- 111New productsSource · Medical Device Network
Made Scientific to manufacture NOVAKnee implant
Made Scientific will manufacture NOVAKnee, a biologic total knee replacement implant, for use in a Phase I clinical study in the US. The announcement signals progression of the device toward human trials, though specific clinical details and regulatory pathway remain unspecified in the source.
- 112New productsSource · Medical Device Network
MicroPort launches LBBOT Solution commercially in Europe and Australia
MicroPort CardioFlow has launched its LBBOT Solution commercially in Europe and Australia following regulatory approvals. The solution addresses left bundle branch block treatment, expanding the vendor's cardiac care portfolio in international markets.
- 113New productsSource · Medical Design & Outsourcing
How Philips and Disney are improving children’s MRI experience
Philips has partnered with Disney to integrate Disney characters and storytelling into its Ambient Experience platform for pediatric MRI systems. The initiative, building on Philips' existing ambient experience technology from the early 2000s, aims to reduce anxiety and improve the scanning experience for child patients by embedding Mickey Mouse, Yoda, and other Disney IP into medical facility environments.
- 114New productsSource · Medical Device Network
ASCO26: Data highlights test benefit in breast cancer treatment planning and earlier detection
Veracyte presented clinical data on its Prosigna genomic assay for breast cancer treatment planning at ASCO 2026, alongside findings from GRAIL's multi-cancer early detection test. The data highlighted the assays' utility in guiding therapy selection and enabling earlier cancer identification, supporting their role in precision oncology and screening workflows.
- 115New productsSource · Medical Device Network
Illumina and SPT Labtech launch fireflyGO for automated oncology research
Illumina and SPT Labtech launched fireflyGO, an automation platform designed to streamline targeted oncology research workflows. The system combines Illumina's sequencing capabilities with SPT Labtech's laboratory automation expertise to reduce manual steps and accelerate sample processing for oncology applications.
- 116New productsSource · Mobi Health News
Q&A: Philips CMO on the tech giant's partnership with Disney
Philips has partnered with Disney to develop an ambient experience for children undergoing MRI procedures. The collaboration aims to reduce anxiety and improve the patient experience during diagnostic imaging by integrating Disney content and theming into the MRI environment.
- 117New productsSource · Mobi Health News
Oura unveils AI-enabled Ring 5 with predictive health features
Oura announced Ring 5, the next generation of its wearable health-tracking ring. The device is 40% smaller than Ring 4, offers one-week battery life, and features LEDs four times stronger than previous models to improve reading accuracy. New health features powered by AI are included, though specific predictive capabilities were not detailed in the announcement.
- 118New productsSource · Medical Design & Outsourcing
LEMO launches REDEL P disposable connectors for medical use
LEMO introduced the REDEL P Disposable Plastic Connectors, engineered for electro-surgical and disposable medical applications. The connectors combine LEMO's Push-Pull locking system with a disposable patient-side interface designed for high-volume medical use where reliable connectivity and safe integration are priorities.
- 119New productsSource · Medical Device Network
Hyperfine’s portable MRI system demonstrates time-saving benefit in new data readout
Hyperfine reported that its Swoop portable MRI system achieved a median imaging order-to-scan time of 6.35 hours, demonstrating faster workflow compared to conventional MRI systems. The announcement highlights operational efficiency gains for the company's point-of-care imaging platform.
- 120New productsSource · Medical Device Network
BD launches Elyra thulium fiber laser system for kidney stone care
BD launched the Elyra thulium fiber laser system in the US for kidney stone treatment and urologic procedures. The system expands BD's portfolio in the urology market, offering an advanced laser technology for minimally invasive stone management.