Masimo — Medical Device Systems
Additional work supporting the clinical monitoring ecosystem, including embedded interfaces and device workflows.
Radius VSM - Wearable patient monitoring device.
Standby function added to the access control menu, allowing clinicians to intentionally suppress alarms during expected workflows such as sensor disconnection or device transfer.
Interfaces Across Devices
Device unassignment feature introduced to remove patients who were discharged but remained linked to active devices, improving assignment accuracy and preventing incorrect alarm routing.
Alarm state interface localized for the Japan market, with parameter formatting and data presentation adjusted to align with regional clinical standards and improve readability.
Root - Bedside monitoring platform connecting sensors and monitoring modules.
Integrated LiDCO hemodynamic data into Root as a new monitoring channel, expanding the system’s ability to surface advanced cardiovascular parameters within existing clinical workflows.
Error messaging introduced to highlight pairing failures caused by existing patient assignments or data sync issues, helping clinicians quickly identify and resolve blocking conditions.
Wireless Root - Concept exploration for wireless monitoring and device transfer workflows.
Wireless Root enabled transfer of patient data from one device to another during patient movement between rooms or units, maintaining continuity of monitoring without manual reconfiguration.
Detection state within the pairing workflow, providing users with clear feedback that a VSM is available and ready to be connected.
Giant Root - Large-format monitoring concept exploring expanded system visibility.
“Giant Root” concept designed to support more devices and monitoring channels, enabling high-density visibility for ICU environments where multiple parameters must be tracked simultaneously.
“Giant Root” concept illustrating configurable channel layouts tailored for operating room environments, allowing clinicians to surface the most relevant parameters for specific procedures.
PSN View Station - Central monitoring workstation used for patient alarms and assignments.
View Station configuration displaying five key parameters with ECG trends, balancing real-time visibility and historical context to support timely clinical decision-making.
Patient detail view highlighting the sepsis index, providing clinicians with an early risk indicator alongside real-time vitals to support timely intervention.