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MEDICAL ELECTRONICS NEWS

Cannabix Technologies partners with Winnipeg CEM

Enters contract manufacturing agreement with Price Industries for BreathLogix Devices » Read More...

Multi-sensory platform allows AI to adapt to human emotion

Tech could reshape the human-AI relationship across industries by combining inputs such as mood, voice, cognitive state and body language » Read More...

Toronto AI startup leverages smartphone for skin cancer screening

Skinopathy turns to academic researchers to revolutionize dermatology in Canada, connecting patients to the right care at the right time » Read More...

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MEDICAL ELECTRONICS FEATURE

Calgary doctor plays footsy with medical technology

Dr. Breanne Everett founded Orpyx Medical Technologies Inc., a Calgary-based firm that specializes in personalized remote healthcare transforming limb care for people living with diabetes. » Read More...

MEDICAL ELECTRONICS PRODUCTS

IP67-rated tactile switches are rated for 1 million cycles

LITTELFUSE KSC PF Series sealed tactile switches for surface-mount technology (SMT) are compact and IP67-rated. » Read More...

900W medical power supply meets 1U height constraints

TUMBLER TECHNOLOGIES + TRUMPOWER TMPC-900-1U ac-dc power supply meets 1U height constraints » Read More...

One-part silver-filled electrically conductive epoxy passes ISO 10993-5 standard

MASTER BOND EP3HTSDA-2Med one component epoxy passes ISO 10993-5 for cytotoxicity » Read More...

Ceramic capacitors available in values up to 100µF

SP INTERNATIONAL Sanyo-CAP SMD ceramic capacitors includes X6T and X6S material, available in values from 100pF, up to 100µF. » Read More...