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BabyBjörn: Creating Global Bestsellers

Children have special needs and demands, and the requirements for quality, safety and functionality are extreme. Parents only want what’s best for their child.

By investing in Ergonomidesign’s skills and knowledge of ergonomics³ throughout the years, BabyBjörn have made many of their products and especially their baby carriers into global bestsellers. One key has been to focus the emotional ergonomics on the parents – mother and father. The result – the BabyBjörn baby carrier caused a small revolution when fathers too started to carry their babies on the chest.

Sonicspree: music game for new Microsoft Surface

In collaboration with Connecta, Ergonomidesign has developed the music game application Sonicspree for the new Microsoft Surface, with music supplied by Spotify. Sonicspree is one of a few apps selected by Microsoft to demonstrate the potential of the new Surface technology at its launch at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, January 2011. Read more >

miniMe: Personalised Medical Device of the Future

Experience our take on the Future of Health Care in 2015, presenting the first of a new generation of personalised devices - the miniMe. To facilitate and expedite diagnosis and treatment, health care professionals and patients will be able to rely on sensors and personalised devices such as miniMe for measuring biometric data. "The Future of Integrated Health Care" scenario including a functioning software prototype (Helping Hands) for the Microsoft Surface Table and a personalised medical concept device (miniMe) was developed by the Life Science team at Ergonomidesign. Read more >

Gramophone: Extraordinary loudspeakers

The design team from Ergonomidesign have developed the extreme design behind Gramophone, an eye-catching Hi-Fi loudspeaker. It is handmade in Sweden of carbon fibre and stainless steel. The brief was to bring more intriguing, avant-garde and sensual products to the market without compromising with sound or picture quality. The designers wanted to find an esthetical and functional balance, to give the speakers the right expression and sensation. They gave it a retro feeling, at the same time as it is very innovative and modern in its appearance and performance. Read more >

The Ezystove:

Ezystove project has multiple benefits and purposes such as reducing greenhouse gas emissions and toxic gas and at the same time create job opportunities for poor people, preventing the devastating deforestation and increasing the quality of daily life by saving the families many hours spent collecting wood.

The SAS Pot: Still Serving With a Smile

Ergonomidesign developed a new, ergonomically improved tea and coffee pot for SAS Airlines in the mid 1980s. The previous pot used for in-flight service was too heavy which caused RSI in cabin crew. Designed to achieve the optimal distance between the flight attendant’s wrist and centre of gravity, the SAS pot has proved a huge success. Over 500,000 have now been made and sales continue to grow. 33 airlines now use the pot. Check it out next time you take to the air.
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The Koenigsegg CC: faster than a speeding bullet?

The supercar with the north European personality is the brainchild of Swedish entrepreneur Christian von Koenigsegg. Koeningsegg gave design partner Ergonomidesign a simple brief: speed. The result was the fastest series production car in the world allowed on ordinary roads. The Guinness Book of World Records hailed the Koenigsegg “the world’s most powerful production car”. The design philosophy is unmistakably dynamic and organic. And the key to the car’s unrivalled aerodynamics.
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Maquet Servo-i: Creating the benchmark ventilator

Ergonomidesign was faced with a really challenging project from Siemens (today Maquet) to create a ventilator that simplified the process of transporting the patient while maintaining the quality of care. Transporting a patient under ventilation often poses severe logistical problems that affect the care.

When introducing the Servo-i the audience was asked what they would wish for. With the new design rolled into the room, the wish-list was ticked off. Servo-i exceeded all expectations

Skiptrip: Reducing the need for face-to-face meetings

The video conference service company Skiptrip, is currently developing a network of video meeting rooms that will make video conferencing highly accessible and enjoyable. Ergonomidesign co-ordinated and directed the collective efforts of interior designers, interaction designers, graphic designers, technical developers and marketing strategists to design, prototype and test the service con