Amplify Surgical | dual portal

PM: Nectar PD

Role: Industrial designer

Duration: 7 months

Description: Dual Portal is a precision, medical tool dock for lower back surgery. This project involved a lot of conceptual design and prototyping. Scroll down to see the journey….

See “dual portal” on the Amplify website

Design Process

A detailed collection of hand-drawn sketches and diagrams illustrating the design process of camera and scope equipment, including support stands, water management, ergonomic features, and mounting mechanisms.
Various small metallic tools and parts laid out on an orange surface, labeled with numbers.
A person is conducting a laboratory experiment using a scientific instrument with tubes and valves on a padded surface.

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A person wearing gloves is using a medical instrument, possibly for a procedure, with a medical tray or container in the background.
Person is handling a medical device connected to a tube, used for medical procedures, with a white barrier in the background.

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Medical professional wearing gloves drawing blood from a patient's arm using a needle and collection tubes.
Projects
A surgical setup with medical instruments and implants on a reflective surface, with a blue background and the text 'Amplify Surgical' in the upper left corner.
Person using a precision screwdriver and a small black clamp to drill or work on a white object, possibly a piece of foam or soft material.
Three orange plastic router jigs with metal pins, used for woodworking, placed on a white foam board, and a separate black strip with two gray strips attached, possibly for guiding or alignment, in an indoor setting.
Close-up of a person's hands assembling or adjusting a metallic mechanical or medical device on a white surface, with part of the person's black clothing visible.

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A surgeon in a blue gown and white gloves is performing a medical procedure with a specialized endoscope or surgical instrument over an operating table covered with sterile drapes.
A diagram showing a medical surgical instrument holder called a dual port, with parts labeled including articulates around tools during surgery, scope port, working port, and a vertical piece labeled '1 WORKING PORT.' The diagram also mentions other scalpel sizes 1-4 and features the dual port logo.

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A person handling a laboratory setting object with precise instrumentation, connecting a tube to a device on a textured white base.

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Concept Testing

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Surgeons performing a surgery with sterile tools and gloves, viewed from above.

How it Works

Colorful clothespins arranged on a white background.