The MEDICA 2025 international medical exhibition was interesting as always, but this year we were surprised by the rather small presentation of EEG and EMG devices. Unfortunately, there were not many leading companies in this field. But we still found people to talk to)).
We were interested in modern medical devices manufactured in the UK—the specialists were happy to share their innovative developments in sleep research.
We had a detailed conversation with the developers of electroencephalographs for neonatal medicine on the further development of devices for this complex and important area of EEG application.
We reviewed a large number of accessories for EEG and EMG, as this is a very important aspect of the use of these medical devices. As a result, we held several negotiations on further cooperation and secured support for our desire to supply only high-quality components and consumables with our devices.
Overall, we were satisfied—discussing the current tasks and needs of functional diagnostics and the use of modern development and design tools (including AI) gave us confidence that our EEG and EMG development strategy meets the current and future needs of practicing physicians and scientific researchers.
