DeviceTalks Boston returns to the Thomas Michael Menino Convention and Exhibition Center on May 27-28, 2026. [Photo by Jeff Pinette for Medical Design & Outsourcing]
We’ve got a great lineup of keynotes, interviews and panels of experts from medical device OEMs and their partners. Go here for the full agenda and here to register, and don’t forget our show is co-located with our Robot Report brand’s Robotics Summit and Expo.
DeviceTalks Editorial Director Tom Salemi and Managing Editor Kayleen Brown are taking the lead on stage, with assistance from Medical Design & Outsourcing editors Chris Newmarker, Sean Whooley, Skyler Rivera and me, Jim Hammerand.
Our DeviceTalks team offered a preview of our plans for Boston in a recent podcast. At our show, you’ll hear from many medtech innovators and leaders we’ve featured at Medical Design & Outsourcing, including Philips Chief Medical Officer Dr. Carla Goulart Peron, Sovato CEO Brian Miller (formerly of Intuitive), Microbot Medical co-founder and CEO Harel Gadot, Paragonix CEO Lisa Anderson, Petal Surgical co-founder and CEO Prash Chopra, and MIT research scientist Jeon Woong Kang.
We’ll also have a variety of suppliers, contract manufacturers and other medtech vendors exhibiting at the show and sponsoring events.
To help you get ready, we’re asking our DeviceTalks Boston exhibitors to share a little about themselves. The entries below are sorted alphabetically by company name. This page was first published on April 29 and most recently updated on May 22. We’ll keep updating it until our event kicks off.
Please note that everything you read below has been submitted by the exhibitors themselves and hasn’t been fact-checked or verified by our editorial team.
Acme Monaco Advances Precision Guidewire and Medical Component Manufacturing (Booth 822)
[Image courtesy of Acme Monaco]
Acme Monaco is an industry leader in medical guidewire assemblies, custom springs, torque reinforcement coils for catheters, corewires, CNC wireforms, NiTi shape memory products, and fourslide and progressive die stampings. Guidewire offerings include multiprofile stainless steel and NiTi designs, mandrel and Lunderquist styles, as well as PTFE and polymer jacketed hydrophilic coated options.
Acme Monaco’s products and services also include straight and cut wire, centerless grinding, plasma/laser welding technologies, and tooling development. Acme Monaco operates four clean rooms across its global manufacturing facilities in the United States, Singapore, and Indonesia. Learn more at https://www.acmemonaco.com.
Ready to start your next project? Visit Acme Monaco at DeviceTalks Boston, Booth 822.
ATL Medical: Manufacturing for Life (Booth 906)
ATL engineers design and validate electronic subsystems in‑house, aligning board‑level design with manufacturability and scalable production. [Photo courtesy of ATL Medical]
At DeviceTalks Boston, ATL will showcase its end-to-end capabilities for complex medical devices and sub-assemblies, built on a strong design-for-manufacturability and process-control foundation. Core competencies include engineering services, rapid prototyping, automation, injection and silicone molding, tube extrusion and FEP expansion, braided and coiled shaft manufacturing, wire and cable extrusion, printed circuit board assembly, and complete device assembly. ATL also provides global manufacturing, fulfillment, and sterilization management to support scalable, compliant production.
In addition to its exhibit presence, ATL engineering leadership will present a technical talk focused on the realities of device miniaturization and manufacturing scale-up. The session will explore how early engineering decisions—material selection, tolerance strategy, process capability, and automation readiness—directly impact manufacturability, yield, and long-term scalability. Drawing from real-world program experience, ATL will share practical insights on avoiding common scale-up pitfalls, aligning design intent with production realities, and transitioning complex devices from prototype to high-volume manufacturing with confidence.
By vertically integrating these capabilities and aligning engineering with manufacturing from day one, ATL reduces tolerance stack-up, improves yields, and creates more predictable outcomes across regulated environments. The result is faster development, smoother transitions to production, and the delivery of complete medical devices with confidence, quality, and accountability.
CPC: Engineered to the Highest Standards: Including Yours! (May 27 Mix & Mingle Networking Reception)
[Image courtesy of CPC]
With over 10,000 standard connectors in CPC’s vast catalog, plus the ability to design, test, and engineer fully custom solutions, their experts are ready to collaborate with your team to connect you to the very best solution to fit your needs.
Download CPC’s IVD White Paper for expert insights on IVD.
Connect with Confidence
Infor drives the future of healthcare with agentic AI, physical AI and clinical integration (Booth 701)
[Image courtesy of Infor]
With over 20 years of trusted performance across global healthcare networks, Cloverleaf is at the forefront of digital transformation—supporting innovation through scalable architecture and advanced technologies like Agentic AI and Physical AI. As healthcare continues to evolve, Infor provides the connectivity and intelligence needed to support safer, smarter, and more coordinated care across the continuum.
Don’t miss our panel session featuring NVIDIA, Mantyx, and AZORG, “From Vision to Incision: AI’s Real-Time Role in the OR,” Wed, May 27, 11:30 a.m., room 256.
Kablooe Design: Design Driven Development, making devices users love! (Booth 800)
[Image courtesy of Kablooe Design]
From early concept through production-ready solutions, Kablooe supports a wide range of device types including wearables, catheter-based systems, drug delivery devices, and complex capital equipment. Their cross-functional team blends industrial design, human factors, engineering, and prototyping to solve challenging product development problems.
At DeviceTalks, Kablooe will showcase how thoughtful design can unlock better performance, usability, and adoption. Stop by to see real examples of design-driven development in action and connect with the team to talk through your next device challenge.
Ketryx: What AI-Accelerated Development Means for Regulated Product Teams (Booth 809)
Ketryx co-founder and CEO Erez Kaminski [Photo courtesy of Ketryx]
At DeviceTalks Boston 2026, Ketryx’s co-founder and CEO Erez Kaminski will present “The V-Model Is Cracking: What AI-Accelerated Development Means for Regulated Product Teams,” a session exploring how AI is increasing development velocity beyond the limits of traditional verification and validation processes.
The talk will examine how architecture drift, disconnected documentation, and accelerating change are creating new risks for regulated teams, and how organizations can evolve development practices to maintain safety, compliance, and engineering visibility without slowing delivery.
Visit Ketryx at Booth 809 to learn how regulated product teams are modernizing development and compliance workflows for the AI era.
Medbio: Scalable Precision Molding Solutions (Booth 700)
[Image courtesy of Medbio]
Medbio’s facilities include more than 70,000 square feet of ISO Class 7 and Class 8 cleanroom production space and are built to serve customers at every stage—scaling from prototype tooled products to full-volume commercialization.
Stop by booth #700 to explore Medbio’s full range of solutions—from precision-molded components to complete assemblies—supporting both low- and high-volume production. With experienced in-house engineering, tool building and maintenance, and custom automation design and build, combined with comprehensive cleanroom molding, assembly, and packaging capabilities, Medbio is uniquely positioned to deliver faster speed-to-market with exceptional cost efficiency.
In the robotic surgery segment, Medbio has a strong history of providing precision solutions for micro molding, housings, and consumables to our customers, meeting their need for precision parts quickly and efficiently.
Stop by our booth and bring us your next challenge. Whether engaging our team with a complex new project or looking to transfer an existing tool, Medbio has the capabilities to seamlessly address your challenge.
MethodSense, Inc. Showcases LuminLogic NextGen eQMS & Regulatory Compliance Platform at DeviceTalks Boston (Booth 914)
[Image courtesy of MethodSense]
Visitors will see how LuminLogic NextGen modernizes essential functions such as document control, training, CAPA, audits, risk management, and regulatory readiness through a smarter, more connected platform experience. Whether you are a startup preparing for commercialization or an established company improving operational efficiency, NextGen is designed to reduce friction and accelerate progress.
Rita King, MethodSense CEO will give a presentation in the Engineering Theatre on regulatory compliance strategies, sharing practical insights to help companies effectively navigate FDA and global market requirements.
Come to Booth 914 and meet the MethodSense team. Experience LuminLogic NextGen and discuss how most device delays are caused by documentation, quality systems, and regulatory strategy problems. We fix that. Learn more at MethodSense.com.
Protolabs: Medical manufacturing capabilities accelerating innovation (Booth 908)
[Photo courtesy of Protolabs]
Protolabs streamlines development of FDA Class I and II devices, or non-implantable components, with molding capabilities geared towards high-requirement applications and ISO 13485 quality certification. An expansive library of medical materials features medical-grade silicone rubber, and 3D-printed micro-resolution and microfluidic parts, among hundreds of other plastic, metal, and elastomeric materials.
On May 27 at 1:15 pm, Marc Kermisch, Chief Technology and AI Officer, Ryan Kees, Global Product Director, and Medical Sales Manager, Bridget Richter, will explore how a human-led approach to AI can help reduce the medical industry reduce design risk, improve manufacturability, and support more predictable outcomes across the product lifecycle.
Whether early-stage concepts or scaling toward production, a team of medical manufacturing experts will be available in Booth 908 to talk through designs, answer questions, and share what’s possible across our manufacturing capabilities. Learn more here.
Tecan: One trusted contract manufacturing partner. Proven expertise. (Booth 613)
[Image courtesy of Tecan]
Our teams are embedded into our customers’ processes, working closely with engineering and operations from design transfer through global scale, while providing agility and flexibility to meet changing demand. With our global footprint spanning North America, Europe and Asia, we give customers the supply chain continuity and manufacturing discipline their products demand and the kind of partnership that keeps complex systems stable as they grow.
UFP Technologies: Precision Draping Solutions for Robotic Surgery (Booth 537)
UFP Technologies is a contract development & manufacturing organization specializing in single-use and single-patient medical devices, equipment drapes and sterile barrier packaging.
At the Robotics Summit & Expo, UFP will showcase its expertise in single-use robotic draping systems, surgical equipment covers, and single-use consumables. Our solutions are engineered to maintain sterile barriers while enabling the full range of motion required in robotic-assisted procedures.
Leveraging USP Class VI materials, our drapes combine puncture resistance with exceptional flexibility to perform in demanding surgical environments. From robotic arms and operating room equipment to cameras and probes, UFP delivers application-specific solutions designed for performance and reliability.
With deep materials expertise and scalable manufacturing, UFP helps customers accelerate development, manage cost, and mitigate risk across robotic-assisted surgical applications.
Visit us at the Robotics Summit & Expo, Booth 537.
Vantedge Medical: Investing in Automation? Make Sure It Actually Delivers. (Booth 823)
[Photo courtesy of Vantedge Medical]
Disconnected systems, underutilized data, and manual workarounds often limit performance, especially when scaling from prototype to production. The result is equipment that runs, but does not deliver.
At DeviceTalks Boston, Vantedge Medical® is bringing a practical, no-nonsense perspective to this challenge. As The Metals Manufacturing Expert, Vantedge Medical helps OEMs move beyond isolated automation toward connected, scalable manufacturing systems built for precision, repeatability, and real performance.
Join our Industry 4.0 panel featuring Adam Dunki-Jacobs of Teleflex™ Incorporated, alongside Vantedge Medical manufacturing leaders, for a discussion on how teams are integrating automation, data, and production processes to close the gap between investment and output.
The session will cover real-world examples, including how systems can be reworked to improve performance across engineering, production, and quality.
Explore the full session details here.
More about Vantedge Medical at MDO
VitalPath: Supporting Connection and Leadership at the May 28 Women in MedTech Breakfast
[Image courtesy of VitalPath]
The morning includes networking, a fireside chat with Royal Philips Chief Medical Officer Carla Goulart Peron, and curated small-group discussions led by senior leaders across the industry. A member of the VitalPath team will also serve as a table leader, helping facilitate discussion and encourage meaningful dialogue among attendees.
At VitalPath, we believe strong partnerships and diverse perspectives are critical to advancing innovation in medtech. We are excited to support an event that creates space for connection, leadership, and shared insight and to engage with attendees throughout the conference.
For more, check out VitalPath’s women in engineering video here.
The opinions expressed by the submitting companies do not necessarily reflect those of Medical Design & Outsourcing or its employees.
