Hume Point-of-Care Fetus Monitoring 


There is a need for telehealth during pregnancy. A woman visits the clinic 14 times on average when pregnant. Visits can be strenuous for the patient and most are for routine scans. Hume is a portable ultrasound and heartbeat monitor for patients to do scans and share them with physicians from home. 
Clinical Visits Timeline
Telehealth Advantages
Combining Common Diagnosis Tools for Home Use 
Market Gap 
Opportunity for an easy-to-use point-of-care ultrasound and reliable fetal heart rate monitor.
Design Requirements & Constraints
Concept Development
Final Design
Product Circularity Since Ultrasound Components Are Expensive
Hume is to be lent out by clinics since piezo crystals can be thousands of dollars and post-pregnancy, the device will be of no use to the patient. 
App to Aid in Scanning and Sharing with Clinics
Scanning Modes
Scanning Guidance 
Substituting trained sonographers with app and on-device LED display. Breaking down routine fetus scans into simple steps helps patients conduct their own scans assisted by image recognition of common fetus positions for accurate guidance.
Scan Management of Past Scans & Detected Abnormalities
Components

Other Work

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