Health device

Transitioning from working out of the office to working from home has undoubtedly thrown our daily movement routines for a loop. While our days once consisted of walking throughout the office and completing our daily move goal ring by lunchtime, our workdays are now split between slouching at a desk and laying on the couch

Airpen is a smart spirometer with subtle gamification built into the user experience. Spirometry is a test that measures the amount of air in the lungs to diagnose and assess lung conditions. Users of Airpen can use the paired app to track trends,...

Enhancing the usability and experience of medical devices is critical when bringing high-quality health diagnoses and treatments into patients’ homes. Homedoctor Medbot is a health assistant robot that will provide a more personalised and connected digital patient experience. . . . . . . #RedDotAward #DesignAward #DesignConcept #smart #gooddesign #designedby #propelland #Homedoctor

Way more consequential than a Fitbit, Philips's wearable heart monitor warns doctors of possible danger before it becomes life threatening.

Images of Dab by Adam Miklosi from A' Design Award & Competition

2020-21 has ingrained in me an age-old adage my mom loves to quote – health is wealth. Focus on our healthcare and the strain on our healthcare system has increased exponentially this year. The best example of the data’s impact is how an Apple Watch helped saved a man’s life by detecting problems with his heartbeat – and this is just the beginning. The products here show the best of healthcare we can provide to make this world a better place! VIEW MORE NOW!

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Learn more about wearable consumer devices that are powered by AI, and the potential markets this technology amplifies.

The Rub Feel Know is a concept watch for the visually impaired and it tells the time in a very unique way. The hour circle and minute circles have different sha

With U is a smart urine-control device for neurogenic bladder patients that prevents disuse atrophy of the bladder and over-reliance on catheters. #RedDot #DesignConcept #RedDotDesignAward #gooddesign

Adam Miklosi on Instagram: “Im so happy dab won the platinum #adesignaward ! It was a very exciting 6 months product development... to be continued”

Oumua is the first AI-Enabled smart breathing trainer designed to boost your endurance and lung capacity. With respiratory issues on the rise, this personal lung training device lets you improve your health on your commute, at home, at work, or where

Pulsetto is a lightweight and easy-to-use wearable device that lets you harness that knowledge to improve your well-being. that can help relieve your stress and brighten up your day in just under four minutes, creating a safe electrical signal to stimulate the Vagus nerve, which, in turn, activating the parasympathetic nervous system to slow down your heart rate and regulate other bodily functions. Read More.

The Sensile Medical Design Language provides a unified look and feel across a range of injection devices. Different product variants are clearly identifiable

Aruliden + WHOOP has released wearable fitness tracker that performs as your fitness and health coach. It provides user with actionable sleep, recovery,

The sharpest of minds have been studying DNA for more than 70 years now, for a better understanding of the human species and how the individual’s biology is shaped. While this subject is as wide as the expanse of the oceans, we’re getting a better idea of each of its properties making us all unique

We are all aware of the three basic needs for human survival, while a fourth one is added to the list: medicines. Medical innovations are one of the few things

This pelvic floor rehabilitation device has been designed for older women between the ages of 50 and 65 who suffer from stress-type incontinence. The device allows them to be treated at home through electrical stimulation technology. . . . . . . . . . #RedDotAward #DesignConcept #RedDotWinner #DesignAward #ageing #geriatrics #gooddesign #designedby #HeJiaxi #ShanghaiPolytechnicUniversity

Mobile Healthcare to Rise 47% by 2020 -- Mobile healthcare has a very healthy outlook in the coming years. According to market research company ReportLinker, the growing popularity of remote health monitoring devices will continue to drive their supply, which is why major advances should bring greater growth to the mobile healthcare market.

It’s great that wearable technology has made an impact on the healthcare industry. On that note, let’s have a quick look at some of the ways wearables are disrupting the healthcare industry.