MEDICAL Technology Ireland is Europe’s second largest MedTech Exhibition and Conference, and is set to return for the third year running later this month.
Organisers say the exhibition, already completely sold out, will showcase over 300 Irish and international companies across two days from September 25 to 26.
Limerick people have been invited to attent and meet these specialist supply chain companies from more than 16 countries, including more than 80 from Ireland, 30 from the US, and 30 from Germany.
The event is targeted at the medical device OEM engineering, supply chain, and procurement management community, and will showcase the entire spectrum of advanced technology, materials and solutions for the design, development and production of medical devices, including packaging, moulding, automation, medical electronics, medical plastics, sterilisation, components, materials testing and inspection, sensors, surface technology, manufacturing equipment, manufacturing services and consultation services such as IP, regulatory, and design.
The free two-day conference will enhance the visitor experience with a high-level content programme, delivering insights from a wide range of industry experts with a focus on artificial intelligence, sustainability, new developments in carbon footprint reduction, and talent development in MedTech manufacturing.
Medical Technology Ireland will also host the popular Women in MedTech Forum.
Chaired by Fiona Neary, innovation start-up manager at the University of Galway, the forum will feature speakers including Lisa Casserly (Zimmer Biomet), Stela Burgess (Abbott), Aoife Plekker (TE Connectivity Ireland), and Trish Carsonand Hilary Barrett (Becton Dickinson).
Visitors can register for free entry on medicaltechnologyireland.registrationdesk.ie.
