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Ringo
Ringo
Ringo
Ringo
2025

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Ringo

IV Medical Product for Pediatric patients

Children use adult IV stands in hospitals even though these are unsafe for them. The poles are too tall, IV lines frequently tangle due to incorrect length, and the five-legged base poses a tripping hazard. Despite these challenges, children remain active. They often pull or ride IV poles, causing stress for parents and medical staff. Ringo addresses these challenges by considering children's body size and behavioral patterns, focusing on safety and fun.

JURY STATEMENT

A difficult topic and a great solution! Inspired by the shape of a sailboat, Ringo sparks imagination and encourages small hospital adventures, and also provides peace of mind for parents, doctors, and nurses.

WINNER STATEMENT

We’re honored to receive the iF DESIGN STUDENT AWARD for Ringo. This project embodies our commitment to empathetic design, supporting the mobility and dignity of young patients in medical settings. We're truly grateful for this recognition.

UNIVERSITY

Hongik University

Seoul, KR
DESIGN

Dabin Won

Hongik University

Hyunmin Kim

Hongik University

Jaewoo Seo

Hongik University

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