Case Study: MELTIN MMI helps stroke patients recover hand use with Skydea’s MELTz software interface

Meltin MMI deploys MELTz to hospitals in Japan with Skydea, cutting treatment setup time

Meltin MMI, a venture company specializing in cyborg technology, was developing a pioneering neurorehabilitation device called MELTz to help stroke patients recover from hand paralysis. Their challenge was crafting the accompanying software user interface for physical therapists, which needed to be streamlined and avoid a cold, medical feel. They engaged the vendor Skydea to design this missing software piece.

Skydea designed a cohesive and user-friendly interface that simplified the setup process for therapists and provided a warm, comforting experience for patients. The solution included a new logo, a complete design system, and improved usability. As a result, setup time was reduced and MELTz was successfully deployed in hospitals across Japan, directly helping stroke patients recover the use of their hands.

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