Why Medical Device Makers Love/Hate Wi-Fi
In this post we're going to lift the window shade a bit on why many manufactuers love Wi-Fi, and...
Read Moreby Tim Gee | Connectivity Bibliography, Wireless | 8 |
In this post we're going to lift the window shade a bit on why many manufactuers love Wi-Fi, and...
Read Moreby William Hyman | Standards & Regulatory | 2 |
…concern for the proliferation of devices using radio technology as well as reliance on consumer grade communication devices.
Read Moreby Brian McAlpine | Connectivity, Wireless | 2 |
In fact, more connectivity problems are created than solved by many wireless medical devices.
Read MoreSo the new WMTS solved all our wireless medical device problems, right?
Read Moreby Chris Bolinger | Wireless | 5 |
Medical device makers then will move to put 802.11n radios in their devices…
Read Moreby Chris Bolinger | Wireless | 7 |
Modifying wireless LAN radio software is a daunting task for most medical device vendors.
Read MorePhilips does it again, with an announcement that is sure to cause consternation among their competitors (press release). Philips has launched a wireless version of their HeartStart MRx monitor/defibrillator. The device will run...
Read Moreby Tim Gee | Standards & Regulatory | 0 |
After reading the above guidance document I was struck by how it provides such a good review of the quality system regulation (QSR). If you're not a regulatory person and you want to get a high level view of the QSR, and...
Read Moreby Tim Gee | Healthcare IT | 0 |
It seems that the Boston Globe is spreading inaccurate info on MIMO (multiple input/output) technology. This from the Boston Globe: Another caution: avoid MIMO routers. These Multi Input, Multi Output gadgets achieve excellent...
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