medical devices

Remote imaging could shorten assessment workflows and support more personalised insole fitting without requiring hospital-based screening.

Hospitals are weighing reusable instruments and disposable components as they standardise operating-room equipment and manage recurring consumable costs.

A Japanese partner and the Relive Next brand are anchoring the company's push into household settings.

The firm added a 70% IPA prep pad to a line that previously stocked only 75% ethanol.

DigiMax says stigma and prices near US$2,000 per ear still lead many seniors to delay treatment.

The firm designs its assistive technology for disabled residents as well as older adults.

Lin says wider AI momentum is pulling the firm's design work forward.

Durability data and transcatheter reintervention options are influencing treatment decisions across Asia-Pacific

Durability evidence is shifting younger patient use whilst awareness remains Australia’s main adoption barrier.

Awareness and price still slow adoption as durability evidence challenges mechanical valve trade-offs.

MyDay MiSight toric lenses launching in APAC first will reach 40% more children than current options.

Regulatory barriers in mainland China are limiting the product to private hospitals until an MPA license is secured

A wearable patch tracks knee swelling and motion after exercise giving users an early warning before serious damage sets in.

Adoption is also likely to accelerate across high-volume cardiac centres.

The country accounted for 7% of the Asia Pacific market in 2025.

Personalised and preventive healthcare is driving demand for connected devices.