UX- und Innovationsberatung für Medizintechnik, Industrie und HealthTech
Splore is a UX and innovation consulting firm for complex digital products in regulated and technically demanding industries. The four focus areas are Medical Technology, B2B software solutions, HMI design, and HealthTech.
Splore operates as a boutique consulting firm within their clients' development teams, as an integral part of product development.
The focus is on two areas: strategic product visions that clarify where a product can develop, and the development of user experiences (UX) in product teams, from user research to validated interfaces.
Splore's strength is the unobstructed external perspective on established assumptions. In industries where products are developed over years, the perspective to check whether the existing solution addresses the right problem is often missing. This ability to systematically question assumptions before building solutions is a core competency of working with Splore.
What we deliver
What we deliver
Splore works in two areas. Both can be commissioned independently or as a cohesive program.
Summary
Clarifies the What. A strategic target image for a future product that emerges from user research and defines the development direction for the coming years.
Target Audience
Companies that want to know where their product can develop purposefully.
Outcome
Validated product vision with concrete functions, usage scenarios as an initial roadmap foundation.
Summary
Answers the How. The operational implementation of human-centered digital products in the development team, from requirements to tested interfaces.
Target Audience
Companies that need a UX team to work within the development team, from research through conception to implementation support.
Outcome
Validated designs, interaction concepts, and specifications, ready for implementation — and thus a user experience that makes the product's quality tangible for its users in everyday life.
Focus Areas
Focus Areas
UX for clinical systems, medical devices, and regulated software. Splore works with medical technology manufacturers on how clinical workflows can become safer and more efficient through human-centered design, from needs analysis with clinical professionals to concept validation. Splore considers regulatory frameworks like IEC 62366 and combines usability engineering with the practice of clinical decision-making processes.
Example project — Siemens Healthineers
UX for machines, plants, and industrial control systems. Splore designs operating concepts and information architectures for professionals who must work efficiently and safely under real working conditions such as shift work, time pressure, and multi-machine operation. This results not only in a new interface but in a consistent design system that functions consistently across individual machine modules.
Example projects — Krones (Connected HMI), projects in Pharma, Life Science.
UX for B2B software platforms, web applications, and enterprise tools, from data analysis platforms to process management.
Example projects — From industries such as mechanical engineering, logistics, insurance, energy.
UX for digital health applications, patient portals, and monitoring platforms. For HealthTech startups that combine user-centricity with the requirements of regulated health markets.
Example projects — Honic.
Our Process
Our Process
Description – Understanding the initial situation: business context, stakeholders, existing assumptions, target vision. From this understanding, we derive the questions that guide the subsequent phases. Specifically, existing assumptions about user needs are made explicit and formulated to be verifiable. The goal: first ensure that the right problem is being addressed: Designing the Right Thing.
Output – Project framing, hypotheses, clear research questions.
Description – Splore goes where the work takes place. Observation of professionals in real working conditions, interviews with users, understanding of workflows and the bottlenecks that actually occur in everyday life. In regulated industries, this means: shadowing in clinics, on production lines, in laboratories — not from a distance, but on-site.
Output – Validated insights, personas, application scenarios.
Description – Concepts are made testable through prototypes before investing in development. Interaction concepts, information architectures, and UI designs are developed iteratively and tested with the users who will later use them in their daily work. The goal is validation, not presentation: Every design decision is tested against real tasks. Good design here means not only error-free operation but also enjoyment in use: that working with the product in everyday life becomes noticeably easier and better.
Output – Validated designs, interaction concepts, specifications.
Description – Splore works with the client's development teams and supports the implementation of the validated concepts. Methodology and design decisions are anchored in the team so that after the project ends, the substance remains — not as a handover document, but as a lived working method in the development process.
Output – Implementation-ready designs, handoff documentation, team knowledge transfer.
Cases
Cases

Siemens Healthineers
UX product vision for integrated solutions in medical technology
Krones
Industrial HMI as a Web UI for a Consistent User Experience
Honic
From Idea to Market-Ready HealthTech Platform — with Strategically Anchored UX
References
CLIENT TESTIMONIALS
»User-Centered Design as a true innovation process. Evidence-based added value, convincingly communicated, creates real impact!«
»With Splore, we have a partner for high-quality design language from a single source – from the UX/UI of our products to the brand appearance to the website.«
»In adapting the Krones HMI for the web, Splore exceeded our expectations once again through exceptional design skills, professionalism, and quick understanding of the machine context - Bravo«
»An extremely successful collaboration, characterized by strategic foresight and operational excellence. The comprehensive expertise goes far beyond classic design and has significantly contributed to the further development of product and innovation processes in medical technology.«
»The perfect product was to be designed – without bias and independent of the development process. The research with doctors was professionally implemented. The result: a clear UX vision with renderings that provide orientation for future steps.«
faq
Splore is a boutique UX consulting firm for complex digital products in regulated industries. The focus is on Medical Technology, B2B software, HMI design, and HealthTech. Splore combines strategic UX consulting with concrete design craftsmanship and works as an integral part of their clients' development teams.
Splore works in four focus industries: Medical Technology (clinical systems, medical devices, regulated software), B2B Software Solutions (platforms, enterprise tools, process management), HMI Design (machine controls, plants, embedded devices) and HealthTech (digital health applications, patient portals). Common feature: high system complexity and users working under time pressure with business-critical products.
Splore works in four phases: Frame (understand initial situation, define questions), Discover (user research in real work context), Create (iteratively test concepts and prototypes), and Realize (implementation in the development team). Splore is not an external service provider but works as part of the product team.
The easiest way to start is a short, non-binding conversation. Together we clarify whether Splore fits your project and which approach is sensible. Book an appointment or send an email to hello@splore.de.
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