More medical devices are being connected than ever before, thanks in large part to the availability of cheaper and smaller hardware. This trend is powering revolutions in wearables, consumables and other categories. HWI's VP of Electrical Engineering, David Halleck, was recently asked to be the keynote presenter to help viewers learn about the hardware powering this and the road to building such smart devices. The Webinar was titled, CONNECTED EVERYTHING AND THE MINIATURIZATI

On May 17, HWI presented an all-day training seminar on the latest Renesas Flexible Software Package (FSP) technology. On-site participants included engineers from various companies with offices in Colorado, such as Medtronic and II-VI Incorporated. Engineers from overseas also attended remotely. This training session was the first since the COVID-19 pandemic put a damper on travel and events. Prior to the pandemic, HWI team members often traveled both domestically and intern

Opal Camera, Inc. has entered the invite-only beta phase for their Opal C1 ~ what they call "the first professional webcam." The camera itself is designed for the professionals who have admirably joined Zoom meeting after Teams meeting after Zoom meeting, enduring sometimes-unintelligible audio and frozen video frames, to continue to work in a world disrupted by a global pandemic. HWI has collaborated with engineers from Opal to include machine learning capability for not onl