
marco vanella: motoworkr
'motoworkr' adapts for medical professionals what smartphones offer the average consumer: immediate, accessible, portable technology that addresses day-to-day needs.
the ‘motoworkr’ concept, by marco vanella
the ‘motoworkr’ handset, conceptualized by italian designer marco vanella, offers medical professionals easy handheld access to the tools they require on a daily basis.
from left to right, ‘motoworkr’ can be used as a stethoscope, as a thermometer, to take blood pressure, and to update patient records
to the average consumer, the advantage of a smartphone is that it agglomerates a number of common utilities onto a single, easily portable device.
adapting this concept to the specific and often urgent needs of doctors and other medical workers, ‘motoworkr’ integrates a bluetooth thermometer, stethoscope, and digital blood pressure reader into a cell phone. in addition to providing immediate access to this range of tools, the collection of such data directly into a web, card-reader, or database-enabled device could provide instant updating and transferring of patient health records.
multiple views of the device
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