Sunrise Labs’ sponsored MassMEDIC On-Line Webinar
Date: Wednesday, April 16th
Time: 12 – 1 PM EST
Connectivity is revolutionizing medical device innovation, enabling seamless data exchange and improving patient outcomes. While technologies like Bluetooth, WiFi, LTE-M, LoRa, and Thread are widely available and familiar, integrating them effectively into medical devices presents unique challenges. Surprisingly, the biggest hurdles in connectivity often stem from usability and cybersecurity risks rather than from the underlying technology itself.
In this webinar, we will explore product design details that are critical to the success of connected medical devices. Our expert speaker, Nicholas Lesniewski-Laas, Sr. Director of Sunrise Systems, will discuss important factors, including:
- Wireless Communications Technologies: What are the best technologies available today? What are their pros and cons? How to decide which technologies to use?
- Challenges Specific to Medical Devices: What makes medical devices different from consumer devices? What are some best practices?
- User Experience & Connectivity: What are the best practices for pairing and maintaining reliable connections? How do usability challenges impact security, adherence, and patient outcomes?
Understanding the interplay between human factors and connectivity is essential for designing medical devices that are not only functional but also intuitive and secure. This session will provide actionable insights and real-world examples to help engineers and product teams create user-centric connected devices that perform reliably in clinical and home environments.
Don’t miss this opportunity to optimize your connected medical devices for real-world use. Register now to secure your spot!
SPEAKER:
Nicholas Lesniewski-Laas
Sr. Director of Sunrise Systems
Nick brings over 10 years of experience solving difficult technical challenges by applying his deep expertise in microelectronics, electrical design, and software development. At Sunrise, he works closely with the Engineering and Quality teams to oversee the optimization of Systems Engineering processes, and their efficient application to projects. Nick also contributes directly to projects both as an adviser and a technical contributor.
Read Nick’s full bio here.
The Massachusetts Medical Device Industry Council (MassMEDIC) represents the thriving health technology sector in Massachusetts and New England, representing more than 300 MedTech companies. Through advocacy, events, mentoring networks, and matchmaking, MassMEDIC is the engine of one of the most powerful life sciences clusters in the world. Join MassMEDIC to get access to events like this and many more benefits.
