Rendering of PulSox, a pulse oximeter integrated into footwear
Zefan (Jeff) Jiang © 2024
Process sketches exploring material layering and attachment points.
Lisa K. Bambach © 2024
3D printed prototype of PulSox medical device concept.
Zefan (Jeff) Jiang © 2024
PulSox is easily accessible to healthcare providers via a wall-mounted product dispenser.
Lisa K. Bambach © 2024
PulSox syncs with a patient management app that syncs healthcare data and devices to one location that can be easily monitored by healthcare providers.
Lisa K. Bambach © 2024
PulSox provides a soft barrier to keep the silicon device from irritating the skin, optimizing comfort for hypersensitive patients and reducing the stigmatization of wearing medical devices.
Zefan (Jeff) Jiang © 2024
PulSox uses a colorimeter and algorithm for precise vital sign data, seamlessly syncing to an app for real-time measurements.
Zefan (Jeff) Jiang © 2024
Presentation to Seattle Children's Hospital Continuous Improvement & Innovation team.
Photo Provided by Seattle Children's Hospital © 2024
Presentation to Seattle Children's Hospital Continuous Improvement & Innovation team.
Photo Provided by Seattle Children's Hospital © 2024
UW Master Studio and the Seattle Children's Hospital Continuous Improvement & Innovation team.
Photo Provided by Seattle Children's Hospital © 2024