MedTech Advance, a new digital directory, has been officially launched to help the medical technology industry find the right suppliers faster. With the growing complexity of designing medical devices, MedTech Advance offers a single platform for Engineering, R&D, and Procurement teams to find top suppliers and high-quality parts.
The 2026 edition features leading companies like Protolis, known for rapid prototyping and small-scale manufacturing. Protolis specializes in precision plastic and metal components for the life sciences industry.
The directory includes suppliers who use high-quality processes like CNC machining, vacuum casting, and injection molding, ensuring that R&D teams can find partners to create prototypes and parts that meet strict standards.
MedTech Advance will be widely promoted at major global medical trade shows in 2026. It's designed for professionals in roles like Engineering, R&D, Procurement, Quality Assurance, and Executive Management, helping them speed up product development and improve their supply chains.
MedTech Advance is a leading digital resource for the medical device design and manufacturing industry, offering a carefully selected list of top suppliers to help professionals move projects forward quickly and efficiently.
As per Coherent Market Insights, the Connected Medical Device Market will grow at a 15.0% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) from 2025 to 2032, from USD 74.87 Bn in 2025 to around USD 199.28 Bn by 2032. The connected medical device market is growing quickly as more healthcare providers adopt remote patient monitoring, wearables, and technologies like IoT and AI. North America currently dominates the market, while countries like India and China in the Asia-Pacific region are catching up due to ongoing healthcare digitization and rising patient numbers.
"Speed-to-market is the primary challenge in MedTech today," said Nick Yang, Manager of MedTech Advance. "We've built MedTech Advance to remove the friction from procurement, providing a vetted roadmap of partners capable of meeting the industry's rigorous regulatory and technical demands."
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