Typical medical design projects often start with a wild pile of technical components. How should they be arranged? What housing design shape, structures and proportions ideally meets the reqirements of everyday clinical practice? How can we support the perfect combination of appearance and application, so that on one hand it creates an unmistakable brand and design statement and on the other hand it ensures optimal readability and usability, easy cleaning and transport? Is the design suitable to be easily transferred into the engineering and manufacturing process? These are the questions that drive us to develop the best in medical design.

We develop medical design in terms of hardware as well as for medical devices’ user interfaces or UI/UX design for Apps – such as the App design for the “keypad” – an application specially developed for the muscular therapy device medkey, which allows live monitoring of the treatment process and documentation of treatment status and patient data.

The Physiokey for muscle relaxation, which we designed and co-developed, was already in the baggage of extreme athlete Robby Clemens at the North Pole – a sign of its reliability. The Fina Vac and Fina Air suction fittings have been an integral part of the equipment on wards where a stationary suction device is required for many years.