Heavy-duty clinical workstations built to carry whatever equipment a ward already owns, and to keep rolling after years of it.
A cart in a hospital gets loaded with equipment nobody specified, pushed down corridors at speed, and wiped down every shift. It has to stay stable with a heavy monitor high up, adjust to clinicians of different heights, and take mounts for hardware that changes every few years. Get the structure wrong and it wobbles, or it cracks where a bracket meets a column.
Mechanical engineering of the key functional units: the load-bearing structure, the height adjustment, and the joints that take the abuse.
Modular mounting so a ward can fit its own monitors, arms, and enclosures without a redesign.
CAD design of the complex assemblies in SolidWorks, kept consistent across the product family.
3D rendering of the finished designs for the manufacturer’s product catalog.
A family of mobile clinical workstations that integrate equipment ergonomically and hold up to ward conditions, delivered as production-ready CAD and as the renders the manufacturer sells them with.
