Zino Primary Function: ᱩᱞᱴᱨᱟᱥᱟᱩᱸᱰ ᱡᱚᱱᱴᱨᱟᱢ

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Unique Properties

Since the trolley's height adjustment mechanism has been removed to save costs, 50th percentile dimension is used to let more users use the device. The probe's transducers were moved to the back, making it easier to manage while giving it a neater look. While the combination of physical control panel with the modern look trolley make zino aesthetic design distinctive among othes, it follows form following function principal. Different monitor viewing angles possible thanks to the arm mechanism.

Dimensions & Packaging

76.5cm * 89cm * 140cm

Tags

Ultrasound, Medical device, Sonography, Innovation, Aesthetic, economical

Design Challenge

There were three main challenges with this project. The first was to design a smaller stationary ultrasound that is strong enough to resist damage in a medical setting while still being small enough to reduce packaging and shipping costs. Air circulation was the second. Zino no longer needs to be turned off to cool down because its air circulation has improved, and it can now be used continuously. The other was to create a strong body structure that will save cost on maintenance.

Inspiration

Zino is an ultrasound system designed on the orders of Med Fanavaran Plus. The idea was to create a low-cost device that could be used by professionals in addition to cost savings, which made the device available to a target group with less financial strength, the design team aimed to add value by aesthetic innovation.

Project Duration

the project started in August 2020 in Tehran and finished in June 2021 in Tehran

Operation Flow

Zino's control panel is for people who prefer and are more confident with a physical control panel. To get to the optimal setting possible, the buttons are set based on user interviews, user observation, the intensity of use, and a review of existing samples.

Image Credits

Image #1: Rendered by Atieh Jahanshai, 2021
Image #2: Rendered by Atieh Jahanshai, 2021
Image #3: Rendered by Atieh Jahanshai, 2021
Image #4: Rendered by Atieh Jahanshai, 2021
Image #5: Rendered by Atieh Jahanshai, 2021