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ARTICLE · 12 MAY 2026

Building A Future-Proof IP Strategy For AI In Medtech

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The healthtech industry is witnessing fierce competition as companies develop AI-powered tools for clinical decision support, robotic surgery, medical imaging, and drug discovery.

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David J. Dykeman
David J. Dykeman
Andrew (A.J.) Tibbetts
Andrew (A.J.) Tibbetts
Samuel S. Stone
Samuel S. Stone

The healthtech industry is experiencing intense competition as companies race to develop software and artificial intelligence (AI) tools for clinical decision support, medical telemetry, robotic surgery, surgical navigation, medical imaging analysis, drug discovery, clinical trial management, and countless other medical applications. This competitive landscape is driving substantial investment and rapid innovation, with established medtech providers, disruptive startups, and well-funded tech giants all striving to integrate AI into the medical industry and patient experience. 

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Read “Building a Future-Proof IP Strategy for AI in Medtech,” co-authored by David J. Dykeman, Andrew (A.J.) Tibbetts, and Samuel S. Stone, published by Medical Product Outsourcing. 

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