Between FDA, EU MDR, and India’s evolving frameworks, compliance often overshadows creativity. Yet the future of healthcare depends on design that not only meets global standards but also reduces cognitive load, empowers clinicians, and improves patient outcomes. The real opportunity lies in designing through regulation, where safety, usability, and innovation converge.

India’s pharmaceutical packaging has advanced rapidly for exports, yet medicines sold at home remain dangerously easy for children to access. In this piece, we examine the hidden risks of accidental poisoning, why child-resistant packaging (CRP) is missing from Indian regulations, and what global lessons show about its life-saving impact. From policy gaps to design opportunities, here’s how India can make medication packaging safer for its youngest citizens.

India’s MedTech sector is booming, but behind the momentum lies a messy, under-defined regulatory landscape. In this piece, we explore how early-stage startups can design not just for users, but for trust, adoption, and long-term success. From safety and documentation to clinical validation, here’s what it really takes to build MedTech products that work in the real world.

In rural healthcare, tech alone doesn’t save lives - people do. When tools aren’t built for the hands that use them, even good tech turns into dead weight. Real impact begins when design meets the realities of the field, not just the vision of a strategy deck.

MedTech remains frustratingly hard to use, with poor design leading to critical errors that can cost lives. Bad UX in healthcare is more than a frustration, it's a matter of survival and requires a shift to human-centered design.

Factors steps into MedTech by listening first. In conversation with Dr. Chandan Juneja, we explore real-world challenges to uncover where thoughtful contributions can make a difference.

Exploring the hurdles of eVTOL adoption, from infrastructural limitations to regulatory frameworks and public acceptance.

Technology is meant to simplify life, but for many seniors, it feels overwhelming. Complex interfaces make everyday tasks like video calls and online healthcare frustrating. Designing with accessibility in mind can bridge this gap and make tech truly inclusive

Haptics brings touch to augmented reality, making digital interactions feel real. This technology is transforming industries, enhancing everything from gaming to healthcare. As haptics evolve, they pave the way for a truly immersive and sensory-rich digital future.

The rise, fall, and resurgence of AR glasses from early failures like Google Glass to today’s AI-powered, sleek designs, we unpack why past attempts struggled and how new technology is finally making AR glasses a game-changer.

The First Interface Ever Built: A Computer from Ancient Greece

Exploring the critical role of human-centered design in healthcare and the consequences of poor UX on safety, efficiency, and patient outcomes.

Imagine a world where computers spoke only in cryptic commands, where technology was a puzzle accessible only to the most technical minds. Then came the mouse pointer that changed everything—the mouse pointer, a seemingly modest innovation that would revolutionize how humans interact with machines.