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Desiging for
healthcare can
make 
difference.

 

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Projects

Projects

Industrial Design, Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e)

2019 - 2022

Master projects

Bachelor projects

Product Design, Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences (HvA)

2013 - 2018

About me

About me

I am Marlou Monincx a 30-year-old Industrial Designer. I gratuaded in 2022 at the Eindhoven University of Technology with a master in Industrial Design and graduated in 2018 with a bachelor’s degree in Product Design at the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences.

 

Both as a person and designer I would describe myself as a creative and helping person. I am eager to learn, hardworking, and have a critical eye during the design process. I am interested in medical design and like to work out all elements in detail to create a meaningful solution.

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2013 - 2018

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During my Product Design bachelor, I often missed a real purpose and wanted to go in a direction beyond traditional product design. I developed a particular interest in healthcare-based problems. Therefore I challenged myself with a minor Healthcare Technology at the Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences and a graduation internship at Philips Healthcare. These experiences affected me as a designer and gave me the excitement to study further in the area of medical design. Especially to increase my confidence and competence to eventually work as a medical designer.   

2019 - 2022

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I started the Industrial Design master to expand my knowledge in medical design, especially in the areas user & society and technology and realization. During the master I choose the electives that were related to medical design where possible. Especially the 5 electives of the track Medisgn at the Delft University of Technology and the master project about the artifical womb have contributed to increase my knowledge in medical design. 

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Vision & Identity

Vision & Identity

PERSONAL IDENTITY

As a medical designer, I am always curious to solve a problem with an innovative, functional, and meaningful solution that improves the current situation. To divine the problem I look for clumsiness, wishes, and inefficiencies. I am interested in user experience design since it incorporates factors such as usability, experience, needs, values, empathy, environment, and behavior. During the design process, I follow a user-centered approach and challenge myself to have a deep understanding of user needs and each step of the workflow. I keep involving the user and continuously reflect on their needs since I believe that medical products can hardly be made without understanding the user, their situation, and workflow.

 

I have an open mindset and like to design by doing. I use my sketching, visualization, and prototyping skills to analyze the different angles of the problem without thinking of 

limitations at the first ideation. During iterations, I like to quickly develop low-fidelity prototypes to translate the idea into a tangible product to check the functionality, get a better feeling, and insight of the design. These physical prototypes provide new inspiration to define product requirements and refine the design to create a meaningful and tangible solution.

“My goal is to create a functional and innovative product with a purpose that fulfills the user needs and make a positive change in the current situation and experience of the user.”

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VISION

design for the medical field
 

I think a designer has the capability to change a situation and can create a life improvement. I prefer to focus on a specific procedure that requires an innovative medical device or tool that involves some kind of technology and will be used by a healthcare professional.

 

I believe that meaningful design can positively affect how people live their life. During a design process I challenge myself to make the procedure more efficient and safe, and the usability more pleasant and easy. As a designer, I aim to create a positive change and experience for the user. Especially these changes in the medical field can literally save the life of a patient and can make the workflow of healthcare professionals more efficient.

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