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Surgical robots. Smarter devices. New possibilities.
From surgical robots to wearable sensors, Baltimore MedTech connects the people building medical technology with the people who use it. Bring your prototype, your research, or a problem worth solving.
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Meet the technology in our region.
Start with builders in our local index and their Hopkins connections. Then explore CT and MRI equipment in Baltimore’s clinical settings.
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Surgical robotics · Baltimore
A surgical robot, built around the surgeon.
Galen Robotics
A Galen robot demonstrates instrument positioning on a training mannequin. Its technology grew out of Johns Hopkins research.
Johns Hopkins connection →
Medical-device manufacturing · Baltimore
From an idea to a device you can hold.
Harbor Designs & Manufacturing
Hemafuse blood-filter components from Harbor’s manufacturing portfolio show the physical engineering behind a medical device.
Company in the local index →
Diagnostic hardware · Forest Hill, Maryland
Diagnostics with engineering underneath.
RPM Tech
RPM Tech’s Qvella medical-instrument portfolio brings together electronics, mechanical design, prototyping, and testing.
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Imaging AI · Baltimore
Another way to look at brain imaging.
Salynt
Salynt’s SmartMed is a research-stage brain-imaging platform. This conceptual illustration shows how regions can be highlighted for review; it is not a patient scan or product screenshot.
Company in the local index →Inside local imaging suites
CT / CAT scanning · Baltimore
A closer look inside a CT suite.
University of Maryland Medical Center
A Philips CT scanner in a University of Maryland Medical Center imaging suite, photographed in Turner’s hospital renovation portfolio.
MRI · Baltimore
The scanner—and the room around it.
University of Maryland Medical Center
A Siemens MRI scanner in UMMC’s imaging environment, shown in SETTY’s engineering portfolio. Local care depends on equipment, facilities, and the teams connecting them.
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What are you working on?
Meet people across the lab, the workshop, and the clinic. These are some of the ideas we want to bring into the conversation.
Precision meets engineering
Surgical robotics
Robot-assisted surgery, surgical navigation, simulation, and the instruments that connect engineering to the operating room.
Hardware with a human purpose
Medical devices & wearables
Connected sensors, prosthetics, rehabilitation tools, and devices shaped by everyday clinical needs.
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Imaging & diagnostics
Medical imaging, point-of-care diagnostics, biosensors, and new ways to turn measurements into useful information.
Build with the care team
Clinical AI & software
Decision support, workflow tools, and clinical data systems—with room to discuss evidence, usability, and real-world evaluation.
Bring something worth talking about.
A prototype, a research question, or a challenge from the clinic—start with the community.
