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Why The Next Wave Of Medtech Startups Won't Build Their Own Hardware

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Proprietary hardware was once nearly the only pathway to building a new medical device company, but open-source hardware is changing what's possible.

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Why The Next Wave Of Medtech Startups Won't Build Their Own Hardware

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