Two Pediatric Medical Device Companies Receive Prestigious Award at MedTech Color Edition of Make Your Medical Device Pitch For Kids!™ Competition  

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Two Pediatric Medical Device Companies Receive Prestigious Award at MedTech Color Edition of Make Your Medical Device Pitch For Kids!™ Competition   APDI and MedTech Color announce winners of the Make [….]

Calling All MedTech Innovators: Up to $100,000 in Federal Grants to be Awarded

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Calling All MedTech Innovators: Up to $100,000 in Federal Grants to be Awarded A unique opportunity for innovators of pediatric medical devices, diagnostics, and digital health solutions, the application deadline [….]

Three Maryland Startups Tapped for World’s Largest MedTech Accelerator

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Three Maryland-based medical technology companies, JuneBrain, Sonavi Labs and Xcision Medical Systems were selected to participate in the first cohort of a four-month-long accelerator program in Los Angeles supporting medical device, diagnostic, and digital health companies.

Why Baltimore Has Emerged as the Next Great City for MedTech

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Baltimore, MD is continuing to emerge as one of the next great cities for medtech and medical device innovation. That’s just one of the reasons that Maryland was selected to host MedTech Innovator  (MTI) and BioTools Innovator (BTI) for their East Coast pitch events on March 28-31, 2023. MTI and BTI are the largest and highest-performing global pitch competitions and accelerator programs for the life sciences field. Companies can apply before January 31st.

Danae Is Moving Into Medtech by 3D Printing Medical Devices

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Winston Frazer, the founder of the 3D printing-focused design and manufacturing company Danae, is no stranger to making big pivots.
When he first started at the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA), Frazer envisioned himself as a photographer. He instead graduated with a degree in painting. Now, he runs a design house that produces everything from cruise ship parts to art pieces and, now, medical devices. He doesn’t paint or do photography as much anymore, but he still considers himself an artist.
“I get to make a new thing every single day. That’s a practice. That’s art,” Frazer told Technical.ly.
Now, his 1100 Wicomico-based company is moving into the medtech world by making medical devices through a partnership with The LaunchPort at City Garage.