Suna by MoniDose
Meet Suna.
A home medicine dispenser. It reminds at dose time and brings the pouch up out of the top.
A morning with Suna
Her medicine comes on time.
Aino, 84, lives alone.
Time for her medicine
A clear voice reminds her, and Take medicine appears on the screen.
Two presses
Take medicine, then Take. Her pouch comes up out of the top.
I took them
She confirms on the screen, and the dose is recorded.
Her nurse sees it
Medicine not taken yet, with a key to call her.
Aino is a fictional example.
Modes
Four ways to use it.
The same dose screen in every mode.
Simple
Big buttons and only the essentials: medicines, family and nurse.
Regular
Besides medicines, apps such as the calendar and news.
Dual User
One shared screen for two people in one home.
Simple Dual
The same for two, with Simple's big buttons.
Two people in one home can share one Suna. Each has their own roll and their own Take key.
Easy to see and hear
Bigger. Louder. Read aloud.
Big keys beside every web app on the dispenser.
Bigger
Text grows in steps, up to 200%.
Louder
Sound in five steps, remembered per person.
Read aloud
The device reads the article and highlights the paragraph it is reading.
For the nurse
Reloading, made friendly.
Reloading is a nurse task.
01
Step by step
The screen shows each step of loading a new roll.
02
Until it clicks
The guide moves on by itself when the cassette clicks in.
03
The nurse confirms
The device reads the first pouch, and the nurse confirms it is the right roll.
People
Everyone sees what they need.
The resident
Uses the dispenser: big text, a clear voice and big keys.
The nurse
Sees doses, alerts and dispensers for every patient in one place, and can call the patient.
The family
Follows their relative's medicine schedule from their own phone.
At home
Nothing to set up at home.
Own data SIM
No home internet is needed.
On time, offline too
Gives doses on time even without a connection.
Inside until due
The medicine stays inside the device until it is due.
See Suna in action.
From first meeting to first dose in 2 to 4 weeks. How we start