AssistIQ

AssistIQ documents what gets used in operating rooms and procedural areas. Computer vision recognises each supply, implant and tissue in under a second, with no barcode and no manual entry, and writes it to the hospital’s EHR and ERP.

Four corners run through the work. They frame the wordmark in the logo animation, a set of supply boxes in the concept, an operating room in a key visual, and each item the product recognises in the interface.

Four white supply boxes, labels and barcodes, seen from above. The corners close in, the boxes take the brand’s colours with the symbol at their centre, and then flatten into shapes that move around it.

One brand over four products. AIQ Inventory sits under AssistIQ, and Capture, Supply Cloud and Insights sit under Inventory, each on a tilted tag in its own colour and each powered by AssistIQ.

Three key visuals. The first and third turn the concept’s boxes into glass tiles in the brand’s colours, the third on a billboard. The second frames an operating room in the same corners.

Five Lottie files of the product at work. Each builds a screen from empty: AssistIQ linking up with the EHR and the ERP, a scan in Capture, two items recognised in Supply Cloud, and two Insights screens, a savings estimate with an inventory chart and a service line’s proposals.

As .lottie the set is 117.1 KB, 6.8 times lighter than the JSON inside it. Every screen starts from nothing, so under reduced motion each player here holds its last frame, the finished screen.