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Kilometrikisa - a competition with a bigger meaning

This summer, we took part in Kilometrikisa, a playful cycling competition between work communities, departments, organizations, clubs, or any kind of team you want. The purpose is to track down...

Innokas team reached the finish line with a new record in this year’s cycling competition

Over 17 535! That’s the number of kilometers Innokas Medical team cycled during Kilometrikisa, a playful race encouraging people to cycle more in their everyday life. The race is organised by the...

Innokas Medical helped Athlos get FDA clearance for its Bluetooth®, direct conversion intraoral sensor

DC-Air™ is an intraoral x-ray imaging sensor designed, developed, and manufactured by a Finnish company Athlos. In July 2021, the sensor passed the FDA 510(k) clearance and is now legally permitted...

Innokas Medical has been designing medical technology products for over 27 years already

Long-term experience and wide competence pool enable agile co-creation of next generation medical devices together with customers.

From vision to actual business case – benefits of concentrating to develop the concept before the actual product

The healthcare technology industry is evolving with various global trends. In recent years, one trend has been clear: software and data-driven solutions are revolutionizing the future of patient...

Innokas Medical has been manufacturing medical technology products for over 27 years already

Three manufacturing sites offer flexible contract manufacturing and agile capacity increasing adjusting to customer-specific needs.

Standard Compliance – a Must or a Myth?

Medical device regulations include requirements with which both the device and their manufacturer need to comply to enable legal market entry. However, these requirements are often vaque, described...

The role of usability in improving safety of a medical device

It has been noted that the occurrence of use errors, also called as human error, increases the number and severity of incidents related to the use of medical devices. Use errors typically occur when...

Why to apply Design Thinking, Lean Start-Up and Agile methodologies to medical device design and development?

Across industries, the pace to introduce new products is increasing. This puts pressure on companies to shorten the design and development cycles. Medical devices are no exception in this respect.

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