MRI - CORPUSDESIGN

MRI design study
Siemens

Briefing

A study on the topic: “The next generation of MRI devices”. Different design and operating concepts were developed with a view to cost reduction and feasibility. All MRI units have been designed in a modular way to achieve maximum common parts in terms of easily implementable product segmentation. One conceptual focus was to make it possible to experience different moods and room atmospheres via the front of the unit. The unit figuratively “takes a step” towards the patient and creates the basis for trust in the technology.

Lionel Designpreis
2016

reddot design award
2013

IF Design Award
2013

Good Design Award
2013

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The new generation of devices

modular – flexible – individual

The Corpusdesign team won the Lionel Design Award in the Professional category with the design study shown here – a further development of MRI devices used in medicine to visualise the structure and function of tissues and organs. The concept: Due to the modular design, the units can be modernised piece by piece and thus more easily and cost-effectively.

The advantages:
– Maximum variability of the unit variants (segmentation)
– Regional or country-specific variants
– Individualisation: Children MR or Senior MR
– Scalability
– Extensibility
– Update/Upgrade

Lionel Design Award 2016

Award-winning design

Braunschweig: The Lionel design prize awarded ideas that revolve around the theme of medicine.

The fourth award of the Lionel Design Prize was all about medicine. The prize of the Braunschweig association Designtransfer was awarded on 23.09.2016 as the closing event of the festival “Wirkstoff” of the metropolitan region Hannover, Braunschweig, Göttingen, Wolfsburg. Lower Saxony’s Minister of Culture Gabriele Heinen-Kljajic (Greens) opened the award ceremony. The entries awarded prizes by the jury were then announced in four categories.

More information at:
www.design-preis-braunschweig.de