2011-11-21 | Personal alarm in deep waters

Fernando Pina is an independent Spanish consultant that is testing personal medical alarm products. His approval is an important door opener to important global players like the Red Cross.
 
Fernando Pina tested the the STT medical alarm at 10m under water, which is well exceeding the conditions in the warranty. Thanks to the design by Zenit, the test went great. He was very pleased with the product and described it as "small and handy without any unnecessary bells and whistles". It should be noted that the underwater test only tested the function of the product, not the medical attention provided at 10m below surface.

2011-11-16 | A gamers paradise

Zenit has, on behalf of SVEP, developed a gaming controller Android for smart phones or tablet. The Gametel is clicked in place and communicates by Bluetooth. Download an app from the Android Market and you are ready to go. Depending on the battery of you phone or tablet, you can play for up to nine hours.
 
Both the product design and graphic identity, of the Gametel, is made by Zenit.

2011-11-14 | Human Scale Ergonomics

Dr Orest Lastow, Director of Inhalation and Medical Device, has been invited to participate in Plastics in Medical Devices Conference 2011 in Brussels 6-7 December. After being part of the keynote assembly discussing the drivers and trends medical devices, Dr Lastow will be giving a speech on “Human Scale Ergonomics”. He will also be part of a panel addressing the trend of incorporated electronics and embedded connectivity.

2011-10-17 | Precise Sense

The cooperation between Zenit and Precise Biometrics has been going on for many years. Precise now launches a new and smarter fingerprint reader. The design was developed to match other desktop products, and the new Precise Sense differentiate from the competition through its distinct and intuitive design and the use of authentic materials. The cooperation between Zenit and Precise is tight. Both projects and participants benefit from the dialogue when Zenit have employees at the Precise office.

2011-09-20 | Design for Letcat

The new autoinjector from Letject® will improve the patients compliance to drug treatment. The aim for the design team at Zenit, was to express the user experience in a new way, creating a medical device to be proud of. “You should be able to place your injector on the café table without being ashamed” We´ve combined an easy to use, friendly and exclusive look. The expression with a hidden display and a modern interface adapts to the users life, alongside smart phones and other consumer electronics.