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  Sensory Design for Medical Devices

  The medical devices in the masthead above have vastly different purposes. One thing that’s common is they all have some combination of sensory aspects. Sensory design uses affordances (perception of design features intuitively suggesting a functional task) and semantics (conveying meaning and information about the product’s use and function through sensory cues). Both can be communicated through our five senses with the most common being visual, tactile and auditory.

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  Application of Pantone Color System in Medical Device

  Pantone in Medical Device Development discusses Panton application and use, and why it is important to precisely communicate colors.

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