Dave Liebl, Chief Commercial and Technology Officer, Intricon, highlights the main challenges for designing wearable devices. Medical biosensors represent lucrative opportunities for innovative companies to disrupt and lead a market…
…revolutionary product to market when its supplier failed to produce components to specification. Frustrated with an unresponsive vendor and costly delays that threatened to derail the project, the company hired…
…complex capabilities required to successfully compete in this quickly emerging device category,” said Dave Liebl, Intricon chief commercial and technology officer. The Intricon Biosensor CoE team has deep expertise in…
…Employee 401(k) plan (Traditional and Roth) with matching employer contributions. Giving back to local communities Intricon’s Community Care Unit (ICCU) is committed to connecting people to people through enriching our…
…companies that drive the region’s economy. The Manufacturer of the Year award honors manufacturing excellence at private or public companies in various employee-size categories. Intricon, which designs, develops, and manufacturers…
…capabilities to create biosensors that are smaller, lighter, and more comfortable for patients. As a contract manufacturer exclusive to medical technology, the company partners with industry leading medical device companies…
Twin Cities Business spoke with Dave Liebl, Intricon’s Chief Commercial and Technology Officer, about the company’s strategic expansion into Costa Rica. Intricon Corp. is on the cusp of opening its seventh…
NextFlex, America’s Flexible Hybrid Electronics Manufacturing Institute, recently interviewed Intricon’s Megan Brosnan about the company’s membership in NextFlex and its commitment to flexible-rigid hybrid (FHE) applications in medical-grade wearables. Excerpt…
…left existing patients with unusable devices and threatened the company’s ability to meet future demand. Seeking a rapid solution, the company turned to Intricon. Read More Case Study: Medtech Company…
The Project An innovative medical company sought a manufacturing partner for a novel EM tracking device to be used in orthopedic and neuro surgery. The company initially turned to Intricon…