Oliver Johnson

Jan 15, 2025 | med-technews.com | Oliver Johnson

Adhesives and dispensing specialist Intertronics has supplied Apacor, an in vitro medical diagnostics manufacturer, with preeflow eco-PEN300, a precision volumetric dispensing system that provides accuracy and repeatability. Along with the Fisnar F4303N ADVANCE benchtop robot, the technology provided control of dispensing and was readily integrated into production processes as the company launched a new air sampling product.

Jan 15, 2025 | med-technews.com | Oliver Johnson

Robeauté, the medtech startup developing neurosurgical microrobots, is announcing it has raised 28 million USD led by Plural, Cherry Ventures and Kindred Ventures. Other investors including LocalGlobe, Think.Health and previous investors APEX Ventures participated, along with strategic investment from Brainlab. The new funding will be used to continue developing the technology, starting human trials in 2026 and setting up US operations ahead of FDA approval and full go-to-market.

Jan 14, 2025 | med-technews.com | Oliver Johnson

Montagu has announced its intention to create a ‘world-leading’ medical devices supplier by supporting the merger of Tyber Medical, Intech and Resolve Surgical Technologies. As part of the transaction, Montagu entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Tyber Medical, an innovative medical device company providing private label development and manufacturing services to med-tech Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs).

Jan 14, 2025 | med-technews.com | Oliver Johnson

Pioneering surgical training technology businesses, Inovus Medical and UpSurgeOn, have announced a global strategic partnership that stands to enhance access to high quality surgical training for thousands of surgeons across the globe. The partnership was unveiled at the opening session of the International Meeting for Simulation in Healthcare (IMSH) in Orlando, Florida.

Jan 14, 2025 | med-technews.com | Oliver Johnson

Diagnosing simultaneous infections of multiple respiratory viruses is challenging. Researchers from Incheon National University (INU) in Korea have now addressed this issue by developing a TwinDemic Detection (TDD) system, a point-of-care diagnostic tool that leverages a novel, non-enzymatic signal amplification method.