Welcome to my portfolio! I'm Yotam Shukrun, a third-year Visual Communications student at HIT, passionate about bringing ideas to life through design. Whether it's captivating motion graphics, impactful graphic design, or user-centered interactive experiences. I'm always eager to explore new techniques and push creative boundaries. As a versatile designer, I thrive on challenges and welcome any opportunity to collaborate and bring your vision to light.
Nanomed is a conceptual product and companion app for a futuristic patch based product, aimed at replacing traditionall blood tests. The project was done in collaboration with Guy Noiman during our second year at HIT.
This project explores the integration of a physical product (patch) with an accompanying mobile application to revolutionize traditional lab testing methods. The sticker utilizes cutting-edge nanotechnology and artificial intelligence (AI) to provide users with real-time insights into the physical state of the object it's attached to, along with actionable recommendations based on the gathered data. This innovative solution aims to streamline and enhance the testing process, offering greater convenience, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness compared to conventional methods.
Non-invasive data collection:
The patch is simply placed on the persons skin, no needles, no intrusive methods, perfect for those with fear of invasive procedures.
Real-time monitoring:
Users receive continuous updates on their physical indicators, enabling proactive decision-making and preventing potential health problems.
AI-powered insights:
The app leverages AI algorithms to analyze the collected data, providing users with actionable recommendations tailored to the specific situation.
User-friendly interface:
The app features an intuitive and user-friendly interface, making it accessible to a wide range of users.
We wanted to create a simple, handy and non-threatening user interface, suited for a wide range of users and for different levels of proficiency.
As far as the design system goes, we adhered to the fact that this product is not yet viable, and its is a concept for the future, so we decided to give the interface that futuristic, sci-fi influenced look and feel.
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