This self-driving concept car is a health clinic on wheels, that checks your well-being during your daily commute.
The autonomous car was imagined by a Seattle-based design firm Artefact. The vehicle is described as a "concept service platform that monitors health through a network of connected home hubs, mobile apps, care and specialist teams, and yes, an autonomous driving vehicle."
The design sought to tackle problems with modern health care from the ground up, resulting in the conception of an autonomous commuter car with medical-infused smart technology integrated into the vehicle's everyday, mundane objects. This would include a mirror, tooth brush and toilet that can track vitals, without the user having to alter their routine. These data points would then be sent to a smartphone, where a visual summary could help the user keep track, and understand the information gathered, without having to consult a physician.
What's Driving This Trend
- Connected Health
- The integration of smart technology into everyday objects for monitoring health could disrupt traditional healthcare methods.
- Autonomous Healthcare
- Self-driving concept vehicles equipped with health monitoring capabilities present opportunities for convenient and accessible healthcare services.
- Data-driven Wellness
- Collecting and analyzing personal health data through interconnected devices can empower individuals to proactively manage their well-being.
Who This Affects Most
- Automotive
- The automotive industry can explore partnerships with healthcare providers to develop autonomous vehicles that prioritize health monitoring and care.
- Healthcare Technology
- Companies in the healthcare technology sector can leverage smart devices and data analysis to create innovative solutions for remote health monitoring and wellness management.
- Personal Wellness
- The personal wellness industry can incorporate interconnected devices into their products to provide users with real-time health tracking and personalized insights.
