Hanglok’s "SGNIO- Puncture interventional surgery robot for Liver Solid tumors" (hereinafter referred to as "SGNIO"), for the improvement of doctor's surgical experience and novel appearance design, won the gold medal of the concept design group of the 11th "Governor's Cup" Industrial design Competition in Guangdong Province.

"Governor's Cup" Industrial Design Competition is the highest level of industrial design awards in Guangdong Province, and is also one of the earliest and most influential industrial design competitions in China. It has always been renowned at home and abroad for its deepest industrial penetration, the largest number of entries, the most practical results, and the strongest sense of professional belonging of industrial designers.

Analysis of SGNIO design ideas

Hanglok has always regarded industrial design as an important means of innovation, and has taken creating excellent experience for doctors and patients as one of the important goals of robot research and development. Hanglok not only focuses on the specific product design, but also regards the surgical process as a service design, fully considering the complete experience path of doctors and patients before and after surgery, so as to reduce the operating burden of doctors and improve the operation efficiency of the department.

The products of traditional medical manufacturing enterprises are often based on the realization idea of the functional model of the research and development personnel, and only build the framework of the product in the form of the most easy to achieve the function. The result is that doctors need to spend more energy to adapt to the product, and bring poor experience to the users. Therefore, Hanglok conducted in-depth user research and user empathy in the early stage of product development, extracted the user's mental model, and then designed the conceptual model on this basis. Then, the conceptual model is used as the standard to realize and improve the final function, so that the product will not deviate from the user's needs as far as possible. This requires us to continuously optimize and polish the entire product development process closely around the user experience, so that the product can adapt to the doctor's operating habits and psychological expectations, rather than increasing the difficulty of the doctor's operation. In the research and development process, we will continue to conduct user testing and jointly develop with doctors, in order to have a good enough use experience after the product is finalized.