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Aero

Mobile oxygen concentrator

Uni Wuppertal

Aero is an oxygen concentrator primarily designed for mobile use. It helps people with lung problems to constantly supply their bodies with oxygen. Aero's social and stigma-free design allows the patient to feel comfortable and free in public. Its backpack with an integrated remote incorporates the flat design into everyday life. The practical handle enables easy access to the device. In contrast to traditional oxygen bottles, Aero is a self-sufficient system and has the advantage that no logistical effort is required to refill the device.

JURY STATEMENT

"This compact and elegant idea affords mobility and therefore improves the quality of life of the wearer. Through good design, a necessity is transformed into an attractive and accessible accessory."

Client / Manufacturer

Uni Wuppertal

Wuppertal, DE
UNIVERSITY

Uni Wuppertal

Wuppertal, DE
DESIGN

Uni Wuppertal

Uni Wuppertal

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