The more complex a medical device is and the more functions it offers, the more indispensable it is to use the user interface in a user-friendly and efficient manner. Our interface designers examine user behavior, test and optimize application-specific user interfaces in order to detect malfunctions in operation and to make the interactions appealing and efficient for the user.
The inputs to be made are often very complex, must be error-free and the input must be unambiguous without the user having to tap the touchscreen several times. This requires a well thought-out positioning of the controls, a touch technology that works flawlessly in different environments (temperature, humidity, lighting conditions, electrical interference fields, etc.) and conditions (e.g. strong vibration).
Hospitals and medical practices are increasingly using instruments and devices with integrated touchscreens. Especially in medicine, simple, fast and particularly precise handling of devices is important.