BIOMEDevice Silicon Valley, the West Coast show connecting engineers and medtech device companies, announces a strategic partnership with California Life Sciences (CLS), the state's life sciences organisation.
shutterstock
1012629544
Santa Clara, CA
With support from CLS, BIOMEDevice Silicon Valley will introduce start-up medical device companies from Northern California to potential suppliers, investors and engineers through the Start-up Stadium, Start-up Pavilion and Master Class Conference. The Start-Up Stadium and Pavilion provides a platform for emerging medical device manufacturers to get exposure and highlight their products and services through pitch presentations and product displays.
Taking place November 15-16, the two-day exposition and conference will explore regulatory hurdles in medical devices, commercial strategies for new products, next-generation applications in AI and robotics and showcase the latest technologies shaping the industry's landscape.
Adrienne Zepeda, group event director, Informa Markets, said: "Innovation in medical devices is crucial to the advancement of our highly technical industry. To help bring life-saving solutions to the marketplace, BIOMEDevice Silicon Valley connects visionaries and industry veterans through dynamic education in the heart of technological transformation. The partnership with California Life Sciences allows us to create an outlet for newcomers in the industry and set the stage for future innovation in the business."
In 2021, medtech in California impacted more than $32 million in state revenue. As chronic diseases continue to have a growing presence across the US, the medical device industry increasingly relies on new products and digital solutions. Significant decision makers convene at BIOMEDevice Silicon Valley to connect in-person to develop new healthcare innovations.
Sponsored by CLS, this year's Master Class Conference Series will consist of two days of educational discussions including panel sessions, keynote presentations and expo floor tours. The conference's carefully curated education focuses on start-up companies and participants looking to develop the latest products. Topics in the series include design and product development, regulation, and policy updates, among others. Interested Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) can sign up for the conference as a registration add-on.
Stacey Bowlin, SVP of industry engagement and marketing, California Life Sciences, said: "CLS continues to partner with best-in-class conference providers who can provide our members with opportunities to access capital, find collaboration partners and source education on the industry's most pressing issues. We look forward to supporting our members at this year's BIOMEDevice Silicon Valley and showcasing California's leading transformative technologies."
