InnoPhase Platform Improves Battery Life of Connected Devices
Integration of STM32U5 MCU and InnoPhase IoT Talaria TWO Wi-Fi enables 10-plus years of battery life for connected devices.
Integration of STM32U5 MCU and InnoPhase IoT Talaria TWO Wi-Fi enables 10-plus years of battery life for connected devices.
Glassbeam raised $10 million in funding to scale up its global commercial infrastructure to meet the demands of the connected medical machine market.
The Masimo iSirona connectivity hub offers a way to physically connect up to six medical devices at the bedside and automatically route the data to the Masimo Hospital Automation platform.
Integration of STM32U5 MCU and InnoPhase IoT Talaria TWO Wi-Fi enables 10-plus years of battery life for connected devices.
You can add internet connectivity to older medical devices if you do your homework and follow certain guidelines.
Read MoreKeeping connected medical devices secure is mission critical. Manufacturers need to continuously update not just the software on a device, but the security measures used on the device as well.
Read MoreCE CYBER Academy will give TRIMEDX’s associates—more than 3,100 nationwide—the vital skills that many health systems struggle to source in the face of unprecedented demand for cybersecurity expertise.
Read MoreThe global medical device connectivity market is expected to exceed $2.5 billion by 2024 at a CAGR of 26%, according to a new Market Watch report. The major factors driving growth in the sector include an increase in remote patient monitoring and telehealth markets, as well as the introduction of new mobile health technologies.
Read MoreMountain View, Calif.-based Zingbox has released the findings of its second annual Healthcare Security Survey. The survey revealed a contradiction between the confidence that healthcare professionals have in the visibility of connected medical devices and security of their networks, and the inefficient legacy processes many still rely on to keep them secure.
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