Helpful Tools: FDA’s Digital Health Policy Navigator
The Digital Health Policy Navigator tool is highly useful for determining if your health app requires FDA regulation.
How to Reduce Development Costs for Connected Medical Devices
Developing connected medical devices can be a costly endeavor, but there are many ways you can keep costs in check while also decreasing your time to market. Here are seven proven tactics for reducing development costs for connected medical devices.
The Role of Technical Partner Enablement in Scaling the Partner Ecosystem
Scaling the partner ecosystem through technical partner enablement is key for medical device companies that hope to find continuous success in this highly competitive and innovative industry. Find out how to successfully build and scale your partner ecosystem.
Biosensor Capabilities: What Can We Measure?
Find out what biosensors are capable of measuring, how they do it, and how you can take advantage of these sensor advancements to create an innovative wearable or connected medical device.
Comparing Near Field Communication & Bluetooth Low Energy in Medical Devices
Both NFC and BLE are wireless communication technologies commonly used in connected medical devices. Each has different technical specifications and use cases. Understanding these can help you determine which is better suited to the needs of your medical device.