Wearable Body Worn Project Portfolio

From head to toe, Design 1st has developed a wide range of human worn products. We have the technical expertise to get a comfortable ergonomic fit for your product.

Body Worn Wearable Device Capabilities

We have deep wearable expertise across multiple industries and device types, helping clients do the following:

Body sensors (SPO2, blood pressure, HRM, temperature, EEG)
Approval, certification
Material contact feel and safety
Anthropometrics
Human factors
Ergonomics, Comfort
Fit to face, neck, wrist, hand, waist, torso, etc.
Fit and size adjustment
Motion tracking
Durability in use

View Our Body Worn Project Expertise:

Simple, elegant, pendant to be worn as a necklace with sensors connected to app to help promote mindfulness with through vibration.
Ultralight and compact, Calibre™ is optimally designed for real-life comfort and usability to accurately track your metrics regardless of the activity or exercise.
TritonWear swim coach wanted a tracking device to be worn on swimmers to gain valuable insight about their training. This required a device that was small, waterproof, and comfortable to wear, all while communicating live performance data
SafeXtract wanted to improve the safety of miners by monitoring their health and location using a connected mining helmet. Part of this design featured a dynamic sizing mechanism, that ensured a proper and comfortable fit while being simple to operate.

Man wearing the Calibre Biometrics breath tracker mask beside an exploded view of its electronics — Feature Case Study: Calibre Biometrics

Creating the World's First Wearable to Unlock the Data in Your Breath

“Design 1st’s product design and engineering services are highly distinctive. The team is intelligent and experienced, and their prototyping and testing capabilities played a pivotal role in shaping our groundbreaking device.”

Udi Meirav, CEO and Founder Calibre Biometrics

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Stanley Healthcare came to Design 1st for help with a new product concept. The requirement was to design a bracelet for tamperproof security, quick removal, and easy reattachment. Stanley required full product development support from concept design through to manufacturing.
Arc Medical Devices worked with Design 1st to build a fully-functional prototype to show Arc’s core wearable biometric sensing technology for the CES (Consumer Electronics Tradeshow)
Neurovine uses portable EEG technology to read brain activity and send real-time reporting to concussion patients’ mobile devices, allowing doctors to track improvement, identify triggers, and prescribe treatment. Ergonomics were critical to the success of this product, as any discomfort could irritate an already sensitive patient.