Tillit project
Tillit project from Phil Brauchle
Tillit project

Tillit is a Swedish word meaning “trust”. Conceptual study initiated by Umea community in 2003 for local health and home care. Research by students of Umea Institute of Design. Using a tablet PC, the solution gives access to an online database and service for home care and health care via a dedicated app. The base station acts as local offline backup, additional security through hardware encryption and fingerprint login, and as a signal repeater for areas with poor reception. Research & user interviews: Umea University Interaction Design Project group. Hardware design + Interaction concept by Phil Brauchle, PBD|London. More images can be found here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/pbdlondon/sets/72157623500232989/

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Tillit project

Tillit is a Swedish word meaning “trust”. Conceptual study initiated by Umea community in 2003 for local health and home care. Research by students of Umea Institute of Design. Using a tablet PC, the solution gives access to an online database and service for home care and health care via a dedicated app. The base station acts as local offline backup, additional security through hardware encryption and fingerprint login, and as a signal repeater for areas with poor reception. Research & user interviews: Umea University Interaction Design Project group. Hardware design + Interaction concept by Phil Brauchle, PBD|London. More images can be found here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/pbdlondon/sets/72157623500232989/

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Phil Brauchle
Creative Lead, Product design, Experience Design London, United Kingdom