Imagine a place where medical devices don’t just beep — they breathe. Where technology doesn’t just function — it feels. Where engineers don’t just build — they listen. This is not science fiction. This is Dr. Langer Medical.

Nestled in the quiet, misty hills of Waldkirch — where cuckoo clocks tick and fir trees whisper — something unexpected thrives: a global leader in intraoperative neuromonitoring. For over a quarter of a century, this unassuming German town has been home to a revolution — not with noise or neon, but with elegance, empathy, and exactness.

The Art of Neuromonitoring

Dr. Langer Medical doesn’t call it “product development.” They call it “the art of neuromonitoring.”

Because here, every monitor is sculpted — not assembled. Every interface is imagined — not templated. Surgeons don’t just operate with their tools; they dance with them. The curve of a button, the glow of a screen, the silence of reliability — these are not accidents. They are acts of devotion.

This is neuromonitoring that doesn’t shout. It reassures. It doesn’t complicate. It clarifies. In the high-stakes theater of the OR, where milliseconds matter and nerves hold stories, Dr. Langer’s devices are the quiet guardians — precise, intuitive, and profoundly human.

Made in Waldkirch. Fueled by Curiosity.

Waldkirch is not Silicon Valley. It has no skyscrapers. No venture capital billboards. But it has something rarer: focus.

In a sunlit, low-energy building where forest air flows through open windows, a team of scientists, engineers, and dreamers gather daily. Half hold PhDs. The rest? Masters of craft. Together, they ask: “How can we make this better — not just technically, but emotionally?”

Their answer? Design that follows anatomy. Interfaces that anticipate gesture. Systems that adapt — not demand. Sustainability isn’t a footnote; it’s woven into every circuit, every casing, every decision. Because to care for patients, you must also care for the planet.

Part of Brainlab — And Still Uniquely Langer

In 2022, the world took notice. Brainlab — the Munich-based titan of digital surgery — welcomed Dr. Langer Medical into its family. Not to absorb. Not to overwrite. But to amplify.

Think of it as a symphony: Brainlab brings the global stage, the digital score, the orchestra of innovation. Dr. Langer? They bring the soloist’s touch — the nuanced vibrato, the emotional crescendo, the soul behind the science.

Together, they’re composing the future of surgery: where data meets intuition, where machines understand movement, and where every surgeon feels like the composer of a perfect, protected outcome.

A Culture Forged in Creativity

Walk into Dr. Langer’s headquarters, and you won’t find cubicles. You’ll find conversations. Whiteboards covered in sketches. Coffee-stained notebooks filled with “what if?”

They don’t hire for résumés. They hire for curiosity. For stubborn kindness. For people who believe a medical device should feel like an extension of the hand — not a barrier to it.

Students write theses here. Technicians become inventors. Engineers become artists. Awards? They’ve collected them — Top Innovator, Employer of the Future, iF Design, PLUS X — not by chasing trophies, but by chasing meaning.

The Invitation

Dr. Langer Medical isn’t just building devices. They’re building a philosophy: that technology, at its best, disappears — leaving only trust, clarity, and care in its wake.

Are you a thinker who tinkers? A healer who engineers? A designer who dares to humanize the machine?

Come to Waldkirch. Where the Black Forest meets the future of surgery. Where precision is poetry. And where neuromonitoring isn’t just what we do — it’s who we are.

“We don’t make machines for operating rooms. We make companions for human hands — silent, smart, and deeply respectful of the life they help protect.”