The 'Hoito' face mask concept is a multipurpose facial covering for wearers who are in need of a way to stay safe when heading out of the house, while also accommodating for an existing condition that they may have. The mask works by being positioned over the face and will go to work offering impressive air filtration functionalities thanks to a five-layer activated carbon and electrostatic filter. The accompanying software can be used to schedule times that medicine can be sprayed towards the wearer for those who have preexisting medical conditions to perform dosing in a contact-free manner.
The 'Hoito' face mask concept is the design work of Pouya Hosseinzadeh and is ideal for a wide range of wearers of all ages.
Medicine-Dosing Face Masks
The 'Hoito' Face Mask Concept Sprays Medication without Contact
Trend Themes
1. Medicine-dosing Face Masks - The development of medicine-dosing face masks presents opportunities for the healthcare industry to innovate and offer more personalized healthcare solutions.
2. Contact-free Medication Application - Contact-free medication application technologies, such as the one used in the 'Hoito' face mask, may disrupt traditional medication delivery methods and provide greater convenience to patients.
3. Multi-functional Face Coverings - The rise of multi-functional face coverings, like the 'Hoito' face mask, may redefine the purpose of wearing masks beyond protection against germs and viruses.
Industry Implications
1. Healthcare - The healthcare industry can benefit from integrating medicine-dosing face masks into their services to provide more personalized and efficient patient care.
2. Retail - Retail companies may consider offering medicine-dosing face masks as a product to cater to customers with specific medical needs.
3. Technology - The development of software and technologies that enable contact-free medication application may open up new opportunities for innovation in the healthcare technology industry.