Ultrasound imaging machine
Competition
- Safe Single-Person Mobility The device must be designed for safe, one-person transport within medical environments such as hospitals and clinics.
- Protection During Transport The design should minimize potential damage to sensitive components — including probes, probe cables, and the monitor — during movement or handling.
- Probe Connection and Placement
The device must provide three probe connection ports.
Probe holders and connectors should be securely positioned on the console, away from potential impact zones and user traffic areas. - Cable Management
Considering the probe cables are approximately two meters long, the design should include effective cable management to prevent pulling, twisting, or strain.
Cables should rest naturally on or within the device body and remain protected during transport. - Accessible Probe Replacement The probe connection points must be easily accessible to the operator, allowing for smooth probe changes during use.
- Ventilation and Airflow Integrate air inlets and outlets on the device body to ensure proper cooling and airflow for internal components.
- Adjustable Monitor and Console Both the monitor and control console should be height- and angle-adjustable, accommodating operators of different statures and working positions.
- Ergonomics and User Interaction Controls, interfaces, and handles must be positioned for intuitive access and comfortable use, minimizing operator fatigue during long procedures.
Considerations
Evaluation
Criteria
- Creative Ideas & Smart Solutions
- Modern & Attractive Appearance
- Comfortable Use & User-Friendly Design
- Technically Realistic & Buildable
- Participation is free and open to everyone.
- Submissions may be in English or Persian.
- To ensure a fair evaluation process, only the first design submitted by each participant will be judged.
Please upload just one idea. - All submissions must be original.
- Team submissions are allowed.
Guidelines
Reference
Since the goal of this competition is to envision the next generation of the UTAB-H1 ultrasound system, you may refer to the link below to get familiar with the current product and better visualize its overall form and design direction. This reference is intended only as inspiration and is not meant to limit your creativity.
- Ideas can be presented as sketches, renderings, or 3D designs with accompanying explanations. Choosing a presentation method that best showcases your idea will be considered an advantage.
- Concepts must be clearly and understandably communicated.
- All submissions should use the template sheet provided by Sepanta (attached) and be submitted in PDF or JPG format.
- The design process and final concept should be presented on a single sheet only .
- All files must be in CMYK color mode with at least 200 dpi resolution.
File
Template
Important Dates
Prizes
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Can teams participate in the competition?
Yes — there is no limitation on team participation. Individuals or groups of any size are welcome.
Do participants need to be industrial design students?
No — anyone with a creative idea can participate, regardless of their field of study or background.
Do I need to create a 3D model of my design?
No — all types of concepts are welcome. You may submit sketches, renderings, 3D models, or physical prototypes, depending on what best represents your idea.
If you encounter any issues submitting your entry, please Email your file to: info@sepantahealthcare.com