Traditional inhalers for treating conditions like asthma haven't been modified much in terms of design or aesthetic over the years, which is something that the conceptual 'Myst' inhaler aims to change.
Featuring a rounded form, the inhaler looks more like a high-end piece of technology than a medication device and will fit in well with the lifestyle of discerning consumers. The black and gold design draws a comparison to high-end smartphones and makes it a discreet solution to keep on hand for treatment throughout the day, as required.
The conceptual 'Myst' inhaler is the design work of a team of designers at the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) including Walmen Dumaliang, Rance Pritchard, Scott Seung-Hyuk Noh and Chris O’Connell.
What's Driving This Trend
- Contemporary Design-conscious Inhalers
- The conceptual 'Myst' inhaler demonstrates the trend towards inhalers with a high-end aesthetic.
- Modified Inhaler Design and Aesthetics
- Companies have an opportunity to disrupt the traditional inhaler market by creating inhalers with sleek and modern designs.
- Discreet Medication Devices
- The 'Myst' inhaler's black and gold design presents an opportunity for creating discreet medication devices that blend seamlessly into consumers' lives.
Who This Affects Most
- Medical Devices
- Companies in the medical device industry can explore creating innovative inhalers that prioritize design and aesthetics.
- Pharmaceuticals
- Pharmaceutical companies can partner with design teams to develop inhalers that appeal to design-conscious consumers.
- Consumer Electronics
- Consumer electronics companies can enter the medication device market by creating inhalers with high-end aesthetics and functionalities.
