Size matters! Making products and components smaller is called miniaturization. It’s a big deal these days. Miniaturization is not only about making things tiny though; in fact, it’s about changing what we can do with them. Miniaturization improves usability and creates new possibilities. Smaller components mean space for new features. Or improved quality. Roughly said, products do more in the same space. Imagine having the power of your laptop in something as small as a watch. It’s a matter of time before these products are as powerful. For life science products this means that products often become smaller and more efficient. Which then also translates to less invasive surgery, reduced post-surgery risk and shorter stays in a hospital. Read the full article on our website.