News and Updates
Keep up to date with the latest HeartBridge developments!
Test Labs - Medical Devices
We are excited to announce that we have published an article in Test Labs - Medical Devices’ latest edition of Outlook, titled “Engineering the Next Step in Bystander CPR,” written by HeartBridge member, Kayla Robertson.
The Outlook edition discusses the latest medtech and healthcare news and our contribution increases awareness to the importance of immediate bystander CPR in the event of cardiac arrest. The feature explains the role of mechanical CPR technology and the developments in the accessibility of AEDs made over the last few decades. The article highlights that mechanical CPR hasn’t made the same transition that AEDs have made for bystanders and explores the benefits of having a device available for the public.
To read more, please click the article link.
MEDevice Boston 2026
Recently, two members of the HeartBridge team, Trent and Jack attended the MEDevice Boston conference. This event brings together manufacturers, engineers and startups to discuss new developments in medical technology. The conference allowed our team to gather valuable insight and build meaningful connections with industry leaders. We look forward to returning next year.
DeviceTalks Boston 2026
HeartBridge recently attended DeviceTalks Boston, one of the leading events for medical technology innovators, manufacturers, investors, and industry leaders. The conference gave our team the opportunity to engage with the broader medtech ecosystem, learn from experienced device developers, and explore how early-stage technologies can move from concept to clinical and commercial impact. For HeartBridge, it was an exciting step in building relationships, gathering feedback, and continuing our mission to improve bystander response during sudden cardiac arrest.
REVIVE 2026 Conference
Following an incredible experience at the REVIVE Conference in Philadelphia, hosted by Penn Medicine, we’re grateful to have connected with leading clinicians, researchers, and innovators in resuscitation science. Showcasing HeartBridge in this environment allowed us to gather valuable feedback, spark meaningful discussions, and further validate our mission to make potentially life-saving intervention more accessible and intuitive. The conversations and insights gained at REVIVE will play a key role in shaping our next steps as we continue developing and refining our technology.
We’re also proud to have been featured across social media, including posts from MIT MechE and our own team. Take a look below to see highlights from the conference .
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