MEDevice Boston 2026 will take place on August 26 and 27, 2026, at the Thomas M. Menino Convention & Exhibition Center in Boston, Massachusetts. Formerly known as BIOMEDevice Boston, the event brings together medical device manufacturers, OEMs, startups, engineers and specialised suppliers working across the MedTech development and manufacturing ecosystem. The exhibition features more than 200 booths and covers medical device components, R&D and design, 3D printing and rapid prototyping, biotechnology, assembly and automation, materials and adhesives, injection moulding, digital health, electronics manufacturing, implantable devices, in vitro diagnostics, CAD/CAM software, sterilisation, packaging and quality-testing services.
The event is designed for engineering, product-development, manufacturing, business, technology, cybersecurity and regulatory professionals seeking suppliers and technologies for new or existing medical devices. Its industry coverage extends across cardiovascular devices, diagnostics, orthopaedics, drug-delivery systems, biologics, surgery, neurology, oncology, dental applications and other medical specialties. The exhibition combines supplier evaluation with interactive product showcases, structured matchmaking and direct discussions between medical device companies and solution providers, while the Innovation Lab provides an additional setting for examining technologies being developed for future MedTech applications.
MEDevice Boston also includes a two-day education programme with keynote sessions, conference tracks, show-floor presentations, hands-on workshops and a Leadership Summit. Workshops address subjects including quality systems, regulatory strategy, design controls and design-for-manufacturing practices, while conference content examines regulatory challenges, emerging MedTech technologies and commercial growth. Networking formats include tailored matchmaking, industry receptions and structured professional meetings. The organiser describes the Boston community as including more than 200 suppliers and approximately 1,500 medical device manufacturing professionals, positioning the event as a focused meeting point for New England’s MedTech sector.
