Connected medical systems are increasingly central to how healthcare is delivered. As connectivity becomes a foundational layer of modern infrastructure, its role in medical devices is expanding beyond convenience into core system functionality. In a recent discussion with Naveen Agarwal on Substack, I shared perspectives on telesurgery and the broader class of remotely controlled medical […]
Last month, I had the incredible opportunity to attend the Society of Robotic Surgery (SRS) 2025 Annual Meeting in Strasbourg, France. Bringing together leading experts in surgical robotics, connected health, and regulations, the event was an inspiring showcase of cutting-edge innovations and vital conversations shaping the future of robotic surgery. A memorable start: co-moderating a
I had the pleasure of joining Dr. Naveen Agarwal as a guest on his podcast, “Let’s Talk Risk!” on July 11, 2025. If you missed the live conversation, you can catch the recording here. What we covered We dug into some of the trickier questions around healthcare and wireless tech, touching on everything from the
Wireless connectivity is the heart of modern healthcare from ICU monitors to home-based diagnostics. But in a world full of Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and other wireless devices, medical devices share the environment with many other users and conflict is inevitable. So how can you ensure your device keeps performing when it matters most? That’s the aim
Selecting the right wireless technology for a medical device is a strategic decision. FDA’s guidance on Radio Frequency Wireless Technology in Medical Devices makes the point clear: your wireless choice needs to align with the device’s intended use, data needs, timing requirements, and reliability expectations. This post offers a deliberately basic overview meant to spark
