Natural Machines and CurifyLabs have partnered to develop a unique Medicine-as-a-Service concept for pharmacy compounding, to bring an affordable and superior 3D printing platform to market. This technology aims to produce personalised medicines for both human and veterinary patients, on-site in pharmacies and hospitals.
My role was to design a mobile application that will enable lab technicians to operate the 3D printer using their mobile devices. The app will be first used by lab technicians at Curify for piloting and, later on, by pharmacists at drug stores.
The pilot app is a service for CurifyLabs' lab technicians. Its purpose is to accurately measure the weight of printed pills, achieving precision up to 0.01mg within the target range of 1.8mg - 2.2mg. The app provides real-time deviation notifications and allows users to pause the print process if necessary. Once printing is complete, the data is converted into Excel/PDF format for storage in a database.
Team: Nirja Shah, Emilio Sepulveda, Corina Morera
For the beta testing, the devices were delivered to CurifyLabs in Finland with the guide on how to operate the action. With software complications and budget restrictions, the service had UX compromises, but the results of the print were accurate.
