The really silly thing is that many people don't carry their medications with them simply because it's a slight inconvenience to do so. The SOLO Medical Inhaler was developed with the goal of assuming an even more portable form than its common L-shaped counterparts do.
Irfan Kachwalla established that it's the crooked shape that makes the piece of clinical equipment particularly annoying to put in a purse or slide into a pocket. He eliminated this problem by giving the casing an adjustable form. It can be configured into a bend for ease of use and then rendered more streamlined the rest of the time.
A clever swiveling system enables the asthma-sufferer to simply twist the tip of the SOLO Medical Inhaler in and out of these two positions. A clip on the side further facilitates the hooking of the apparatus onto one's attire.
Streamlined Pocket Puffers
The SOLO Medical Inhaler was Designed to Be More Conveniently Carried
Trend Themes
1. Portable Medical Devices - Designing medical devices that can be easily carried with minimal inconvenience can tap into a growing market of consumers looking for quick and easy solutions for their health needs.
2. Flexible Medical Equipment - Creating flexible and adaptable medical equipment can provide accessible and efficient solutions for patients while also improving their quality of life.
3. Swiveling Medical Devices - Innovating swiveling mechanisms for medical devices like inhalers can improve user experience, compliance, and convenience.
Industry Implications
1. Medical Technology Industry - Creating innovative medical devices like the SOLO Medical Inhaler can improve patient care and access to healthcare, while also tapping into a growing market demand for convenient and portable medical solutions.
2. Consumer Electronics Industry - There is an opportunity for the consumer electronics industry to enter the health-tech space by designing portable medical devices such as inhalers that seamlessly integrate into people's daily lives.
3. Pharmaceutical Industry - The pharmaceutical industry has an opportunity to partner with medical device companies to create innovative solutions that make it easier for patients to use their medication, thereby improving health outcomes.