Smart Medical Sensors: Powering the Future of Connected Healthcare (Hybrid)

Smaller, smarter, more connected medical sensors are accelerating earlier diagnosis, continuous monitoring, & more personalized healthcare
About this Event

As medical sensors become smaller, smarter, and more connected, they are reshaping the future of healthcare by enabling earlier diagnosis, continuous monitoring, and more personalized patient care. Join Hamilton Brook Smith Reynolds, the Medical Development Group of Boston, and event partner UMass M2D2 for an engaging panel discussion featuring leaders in medical device innovation, engineering, and intellectual property.

Moderated by Alexander Adam of Hamilton Brook Smith Reynolds, the discussion will feature experts from WellLinks and Simbex, with additional panelists to be announced.

Attendees are expected to gain insights into:

• Emerging trends in medical sensor technologies and connected devices
• Engineering challenges in developing accurate, reliable sensing systems
• Wearable, implantable, and rehabilitation-focused sensor applications
• AI-enabled data analysis and intelligent clinical decision support
• Intellectual property strategies for sensor hardware, software, and integrated systems
• Regulatory and commercialization considerations for medical device innovators
• Building successful collaborations among startups, established companies, research institutions, and investors

Sponsorship Tables are available for this Event

$300 Sponsorship Table: Includes a complimentary ticket for a guest (= 2 total free registrations), approximately 3 minutes of microphone time for introductions, and branding on MDG Boston’s promotional materials (assuming a sponsor is signed up prior to MDG Boston’s distribution of promotional materials).

Time: 5:30–7:30 PM

Location:
In-Person: The Cambridge Innovation Center, One Broadway, Cambridge, MA, 5th Floor Havana Room (ID Required at Security Desk)
Online: Zoom

Agenda:
5:30–6:00 PM – Networking Reception and Light Dinner
6:00–7:30 PM – Panel Discussion and Q&A Session (Online participants join at this time)

Tickets:
In-Person: (Includes Light Dinner)
MDG Boston Members: $10
Non-Members: $15
Online: FREE