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Intel and Wind River Team up to Deliver Smart Therapeutic DevicesAt the recent Intel® Developer Forum, Wind River® and Intel's ISG-Healthcare group showcased a multi-core-based therapeutic proof-of-concept that demonstrated safety, security, and interoperability possibilities for the therapeutic device market. The design combines Intel's processing expertise with our proficiency in embedded technologies to meet the needs of therapeutic device developers, providing a streamlined, more efficient design and development process. |
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Security Verification and Validation for Medical Devices
A hacking attack on a medical device, from terrorism or another malicious act, could result in substantial loss of life. Medical device developers are under increasing pressure to address security, and development tools, techniques, and services are key to meeting technical and business demands. An effective approach to preventing attacks on medical devices is to remove security vulnerabilities in the software and firmware.
Using Linux in Medical Devices: What Developers and Manufacturers Need to Know
This paper explores the issues that software developers and medical device manufacturers need to take into account in choosing Linux for medical devices. It outlines some regulatory compliance and support requirements for software in medical devices and what to look for in a commercial Linux vendor. It highlights how Wind River addresses these issues by providing a comprehensive solution, including the necessary documentation, services, and support to help build high-performance devices.
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VideoInteroperability a Necessity for the Next Generation of
CustomerOlympus Medical
BlogConnected Health: Optimism on the Horizon
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Web What's New in October 31, 2012 |
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AIS 2012: Accelerating November 14–15, 2012 |
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Amphion Forum December 5, 2012 |
