Artificial Intelligence and 3D Printing are making history in the medical device world. From AI manufacturing machines to the creation of 3D printed organs to more streamlined processes by the FDA to approve 3D medical devices. Here is a quick overview of what you missed:
From 3D printed light receptors for prosthetic vision devices to $10 3D ultrasound chips and 3D printing for spinal cord injuries to 3D printed model body parts, a lot went on in the month of December. Here is a quick overview of what you missed:
An industry analysis by Grant Moss of Adapt IP Ventures and reported in IAM online magazine, suggests that IP valuation within the medical device industry appear to be declining. The analysis based on a study of identified licensing transactions and royalty rates, suggests that increasing IP values will face continuing challenges in the coming year.
