Even the biggest, the strongest and the bravest will occasionally flinch at the feel and even the sight of a needle. But even though the doctors and nurses who administer them do it dozens of times each week, the concept of the Medical Feather offers a bit of peace of mind.
Adrian Borsoi's invention is a handheld doppler ultrasound with an intuitive and very visual OLED touchscreen. To use it, you first insert a disposable thermal patch into the tip and then use the device to scan the patient's arm for an area of easily accessible veins. The display tells the nurse when and where to apply the conical capsule, and this stays in place thanks to a handy adhesive backing. The Medical Feather's job is now over, and its succeeded to provide the perfect entry point for an intravenous injection, just out of view from the patient's angled gaze.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Needle-free Injection Systems
- The Medical Feather's intuitive and painless injection process presents an opportunity for the development of needle-free injection systems for medical procedures.
- Portable Medical Equipment
- The handheld design of the Medical Feather allows for diverse medical settings, presenting an opportunity for the development of portable medical equipment that can be used in various locations and situations.
- Smart Medical Devices
- The Medical Feather's OLED touchscreen display presents an opportunity for the development of smart medical devices with intuitive and visual interfaces for medical professionals to use.
Sectors Adopting This
- Medical Technology
- The Medical Feather presents opportunities for the medical technology industry to develop new and innovative medical equipment, especially in terms of injection delivery systems.
- Healthcare
- The Medical Feather's painless and easy injection system presents an opportunity for healthcare providers to improve the patient experience and provide more efficient care.
- Pharmaceutical
- The Medical Feather's innovative approach to injections presents an opportunity for the pharmaceutical industry to develop more efficient and accurate drug delivery systems.
