Artemis 389 - Patient Transfer Equipment

The healthcare sector in India lacks emphasis on patient and healthcare worker experience in hospitals. There is an identified need to enhance the overall safety and experience of the healthcare stakeholders (patients & healthcare workers) during patient transfers. Artemis 389 is designed to provide an effortless and pain-free experience to healthcare stakeholders involved in the activity of patient transfers. It leverages technology (Arduino) to enhance comfort and safety, make transfers simpler, smoother, less time-consuming and minimizes the overall physical strain of the stakeholders.

I am Anuja Tripathi, a Product designer currently residing in Mumbai, India. Curiosity and empathy have played an integral role in shaping me as a designer. I aim to create impactful and user-centric solutions for a resilient future. Artemis 389 was my self-sponsored graduation project.

1. Selected as a 'Finalist' under the Disruptive category at Interaction Design Awards 2021 (IxDA).

2. Awarded 'Official Selection' under the Product (Use) category at London International Creative Competition 2020 (LICC).

3. Awarded 'Top Design' under Industrial & Life Science category at European Product Design Awards 2020 (ePDA).

4. Awarded 'Second Runner-up position' under Industrial Design category at ADI Battle of Projects - International Student Design Competition 2020 (PDF).

5. Awarded 'Most Outstanding Project' At Pearl Portfolio 2019 (College Project showcase ceremony).