Hall A · 26,000 sq ft
Diagnostics that fit on an eyeball, sutures that report back and printers that grow skin. Hall A shows medicine moving out of the clinic and onto the patient.
What to expect
Every device in this hall is built to work outside a hospital room: at home, in an ambulance or in a clinic with one nurse. Engineers and clinicians are on the floor to explain how each one was tested.
Tears, sweat and breath replace blood draws for the numbers people check every day.
Thread, patches and implants that release, dissolve or signal on their own schedule.
Imaging and triage tools small enough for an ambulance seat or a village clinic.
Exhibits in Hall A
Select a device to open its specifications and demo times.
A soft lens with a flexible sensor ring that reads glucose in tear fluid and tracks eye pressure through the day. Readings reach a phone without a needle or a finger prick.
Live demo daily at 11:00 and 15:30
A surgical thread that stays inert until the wound turns more alkaline, then releases a measured antibiotic dose exactly where it is needed. It dissolves completely and never needs removal.
Bench demo daily at 10:30 and 14:00
A soft cap with dry electrodes that maps brain activity at the bedside or at home. Setup takes two minutes and needs no conductive gel in the hair.
Try it on daily at 12:00 and 16:00
A palm-sized scanner that guides the operator with on-screen prompts and flags findings for a clinician to confirm. Built for ambulances and rural clinics.
Scan demo every hour on the hour
A clinic-sized printer that lays living cells onto a collagen scaffold to make skin patches for burns and chronic wounds. The patch is ready the same day it is ordered.
Live print at 11:30 and 15:00
May 13–16, 2027 · Denver
One pass opens all four halls, every talk and every live demo.
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