Coperion - Modern HMI for extrusion systems
The new HMI of the extrusion systems from Coperion provides optimum access to all operating functions.
Touch-based user interface for controlling integrated operating theatres
TEGRIS enables central, touch-based control of operating equipment such as operating tables, operating lights, monitors and cameras. The intuitive navigation adapted to the surgical work flow integrates WHO-compliant check lists, focusing on patient safety. Self-explanatory icons and a live preview achieve a high degree of operating safety.
- Publication
- September 2012
- Client
- MAQUET
- Industry
- Medical Engineering
- Discipline
- UX design
User-specific aspects
- Intuitive user guidance adapted to the surgical work flow according to the standards of medical technology software
- High level of operating safety: high-contrast implementation of interactive controls, self-explanatory icons that reflect the surroundings
- Simple, pleasant and uniform colour concept with optimal contrasts for displaying pictures and videos
- Minimum training effort
- Flexible adaptation to customer requirements
Creative aspects
- Pleasant, generous room layout
- Simple and straightforward shapes ensure a calm and high-quality overall appearance
- Realistic appearance due to the three-dimensional impression of the screen elements
- Smooth and attractive animations (especially for the main navigation) support the modern and precise appearance of the user interface
Project work
Together with MAQUET, a customer from the Getinge Group, we fundamentally revised both the concept of usability and user experience and the visual design of "TEGRIS". The front-end technical implementation was carried out in-house using WPF.
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