Medical device designers are at the forefront of a technological renaissance. From wearable monitors and implantable sensors to lab-on-a-chip (LoC) diagnostics, today's medical innovations are more compact, intelligent, and multifunctional than ever. However, as...

For decades, the blood-brain barrier (BBB) has been a treatment blocker in neuromedicine. But now, design engineers at Realeve and manufacturing engineers at Promex have found their way through this obstacle, which protects the brain from microorganisms circulating...

Medical devices are becoming more capable, more complicated, and more deployable in the field rather than in a hospital or a doctor’s office. But getting these purpose-built devices into the hands of consumers requires a whole bunch of new challenges, from...

Commercialization has started for network switches based on co-packaged optics (CPO), which are capable of routing signals at terabits per second speeds, but manufacturing challenges remain regarding fiber-to-photonic IC alignment, thermal mitigation, and optical...

Designing and developing implantable medical devices involves navigating complex technical challenges while ensuring the highest standards of patient safety and device performance. For companies like Injectsense, creating an implantable device that can function...

Increasing levels of semiconductor integration means more work needs to be done in smaller spaces, which in turn generates more heat that needs to be dissipated. Managing heat dissipation in advanced node dies and in multi-die assemblies is critical to their...

With more than 75 patents, Promex CEO Dick Otte helped shape the medical devices used today. In this Q&A with 24x7 magazine, he shares how engineering decisions have lasting effects on performance, serviceability, and the evolution of medtech. Read the full...

Chiplets are emerging as a significant new phase in the evolution of the semiconductor market, providing a way to continue scaling performance well beyond the size limitations of a reticle. But that improvement comes with a high price tag and a lot more complexity,...

Medical device designers are at the forefront of a technological renaissance. From wearable monitors and implantable sensors to lab-on-a-chip (LoC) diagnostics, today's medical innovations are more compact, intelligent, and multifunctional than ever. However, as...

For decades, the blood-brain barrier (BBB) has been a treatment blocker in neuromedicine. But now, design engineers at Realeve and manufacturing engineers at Promex have found their way through this obstacle, which protects the brain from microorganisms circulating...

Medical devices are becoming more capable, more complicated, and more deployable in the field rather than in a hospital or a doctor’s office. But getting these purpose-built devices into the hands of consumers requires a whole bunch of new challenges, from...

Commercialization has started for network switches based on co-packaged optics (CPO), which are capable of routing signals at terabits per second speeds, but manufacturing challenges remain regarding fiber-to-photonic IC alignment, thermal mitigation, and optical...

Designing and developing implantable medical devices involves navigating complex technical challenges while ensuring the highest standards of patient safety and device performance. For companies like Injectsense, creating an implantable device that can function...

Increasing levels of semiconductor integration means more work needs to be done in smaller spaces, which in turn generates more heat that needs to be dissipated. Managing heat dissipation in advanced node dies and in multi-die assemblies is critical to their...

With more than 75 patents, Promex CEO Dick Otte helped shape the medical devices used today. In this Q&A with 24x7 magazine, he shares how engineering decisions have lasting effects on performance, serviceability, and the evolution of medtech. Read the full...

Chiplets are emerging as a significant new phase in the evolution of the semiconductor market, providing a way to continue scaling performance well beyond the size limitations of a reticle. But that improvement comes with a high price tag and a lot more complexity,...