The Lifecycle of Medical Equipment

From wearable electronics that provide users with real-time information to biometric sensors that track vital data points, medical devices have become a critical aspect of the healthcare value chain. They play an essential role in diagnosing and treating illnesses or injuries safely and effectively. As a result, the market is booming.

Smart Clothing for Sports and Fitness

Wearable technology, commonly referred to as “wearables”, has become incredibly popular with fitness-focused consumers in the past decade. Wearables are smart electronics worn close to or in direct contact with the skin and can consist of various technology solutions, such as a simple pair of Bluetooth headphones or a more complex electronic that analyzes body data or monitors changes in the wearer’s environment. Wearables can also be called smart clothing, e-textiles, smart fabrics, or smart garments.

Insights from Women in Technology and Manufacturing

March is Women’s History Month, and every year, we’re reminded to take the time to consider just how much women have contributed to the world we experience today – and how much they may have gone through to make it possible.  

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