We’re getting ready for MEDDevice Silicon Valley 2026, November 18-19, 2026 We're looking forward to connecting with medical device developers, engineers, and industry leaders to discuss the role of advanced biomedical textiles advancing medical device innovation. Our team will be available to explore how our biomedical textile capabilities and custom-engineered solutions can...

Cortland Biomedical will be in DĂĽsseldorf November 16-19, 2026, connecting with medical device innovators and exploring new opportunities to advance device design and development. Our team will be available to discuss how our biomedical textile engineering capabilities, material expertise, and custom solutions can support medical device projects, from early-stage concepts to...

Cortland Biomedical will be at TCT 2026  from October 31–November 3 and our team is available to connect with industry partners and discuss upcoming projects, material needs and opportunities to collaborate. Planning to attend? Contact us to schedule time with our team....

From materials and manufacturing challenges to new medical device development opportunities, the Cortland Biomedical team enjoyed connecting with industry peers. Contact us to keep the conversation going!...

The Cortland Biomedical team enjoyed connecting with researchers, engineers and industry leaders working at the intersection of biomaterials, medical devices and the body. Contact us to keep the conversation going!...

We were proud to sponsor the DeviceTalks podcast featuring Medtronic's Kendra J. Grubb, MD, MHA, MSc, FACC, exploring the future of transcatheter therapies, how structural heart has transformed over the past two decades and why she believes the field is approaching another major disruption. Our own Tara Yunkunis had the opportunity...

Cortland Biomedical attended the Society for Robotic Surgery's Annual Meeting July 23-26, 2026 in Hollywood, FL. Keep the conversation going;  Contact us for a meeting....

Our team attended DeviceTalks Boston from May 27-28, 2026, in Boston, MA, to explore the latest in biomedical textile innovation. Let's keep the conversation going; Contact us to schedule a meeting....

Orthopedic device innovation has always been driven by a simple mandate: improve performance while enhancing patient outcomes. But as devices become more complex—and expectations for biomechanical performance continue to rise—traditional materials are beginning to show their limits. That’s where biomedical textiles are stepping in. Once viewed primarily as secondary components, engineered textiles...