M1 new feature: Cyborg Experiments

The mission of this project was to seamlessly integrate the innovative Cyborg Experiments feature into the Ultrahuman M1 platform. This endeavor fused the worlds of design, science, and health to empower users to make informed lifestyle and dietary choices. From concept development to high-fidelity wireframes and prototypes, I meticulously crafted a user-centric experience. This project was a thrilling opportunity to redefine how users engage with their metabolic data.

Healthcare App

Mind-mapping

Prototyping

Userflow

Visual Design

Prototyping

Figma

Go to prototype

About Ultrahuman M1 - Cyborg experiments

Ultrahuman is a metabolic health and fitness platform that has three flagship products - Ultrahuman M1 (Continuous glucose monitoring - CGM device) Ultrahuman Ring ( Fitness wearable to track body vitals and help you understand recovery and activity) and Ultrahuman content (Curated content by health experts and coaches - content on workout, sleep and mindfulness).

Ultrahuman M1 offers real-time glucose monitoring and provides a metabolic score to visualize health changes. It measures food impact with a food score, optimizes sports performance through a fueling score, and offers guidance from certified coaches. Users track sleep, stress, and fasting, receive personalized nudges, and join a supportive community for holistic metabolic fitness improvements.

The Cyborg Experiment feature in Ultrahuman allows users to perform a range of personalized experiments. It leverages real-time glucose monitoring to assess how different foods and activities impact metabolic health. Users receive insights and recommendations, enhancing their understanding of what works best for their individual well-being.

My
Objective!

Seamlessly integrate the Cyborg Experiments feature into the Ultrahuman M1 platform.
Empower users to make informed lifestyle and dietary choices through engaging design and visually appealing user interface.
Create user contextual nudges to encourage users to perform one of these experiments.
Educates the user about a particular experiment and why he/she needs to do it.
A flow that makes the user perform each experiment will be performed in two iterations
Compares the result of each activity and gives out a summary in terms of visuals + texts + and graphs.
Also, give him a way to access the entire collection of experiments and perform whichever whenever.

User Persona

Heather Thompson - Nutritionist

Goals

Maintain a balanced and nutritious diet
Achieve mental and physical well-being
Stay updated with the latest nutrition trends

Background

Heather grew up in a family that prioritized healthy living. She has always been interested in nutrition and fitness.

About

Age: 28 years old
Gender: Female
Location: Tier 2 City (Denver) - Urban
Interests: Healthy Cooking, Yoga and Pilates

Challenges

Difficulty in understanding the science behind metabolic health and its practical applications.
Limited time for exercise and meal preparation due to her busy job.
Staying motivated and informed about health trends and the latest nutrition research.

Mindmap

Ultrahuman M1 screen

Cyborg Experiments

Phase 1

Track and feed results on each step of experiment

Compare results

Experiment Analysis

Userflow

Visual design explained

"The active experiment" card, will show the progress in the ongoing experiment and encourage the users to complete it.

This template will act as a sort of advertising for the new feature and encourage users to explore it.

The ‘NEW’ sign on the experiment will draw the users attention to the newly added feature and the golden (permium background will encourage them to explore the feature.)

This scroll down will always come first for pre-experiment knowledge, any cautions, and the proper steps to perform it.

There is a scroll up and down option so that even while performing the experiment the user who like to revisit the purpose or any step/instructions, can.

I have blurred (inactivated) the experiment page in the background as the users should know that they are on the right experiment page and reading the information first, which is very important.

A quick name of the ongoing part of experiment, to remind users about the step so they don’t get confused and fill in wrong data.

1. The answers selected by the users are highlighted.
2. Other not-selected option are not lightened because they are still active, for if the users had filled in wrong data earlier and wants to make some changes later.

The tick is inactive because the step is yet to be completed.

The step heading is highlighted to drag the users attention directly to the one that needs data entry first.

Only the active options are in white text. The ones that does not need data filling yet are inactive thus in greyish color.

The tick is inactive because the step is yet to be completed.

1. The active experiments are on the top and highlighted because the users should not lose them and complete them first.

2. It also shows what all other experiments they can try , every time they visit.

All other experiments will come in a sequence below.

Ultrahuman_by Antara Cyborg Experiments.png

1. The "add new experiment" button for the users who want to add the ones not given by the app.

2. It's on the top so that the users are aware of this option.

1. BGL, metabolic rate, and the post-meal crash will be auto-filled while the others will require manual entry by users.
2. This shows that the experiments may be simple and doable by any person at home but require the use of an M1 chip to complete them.

1. Day 1 and day 2 information to fill, right below the analysis so the next steps don't get lost.
2. Day 1 is completed so it's tick-marked. Day 2 is still active i.e. incomplete and needs data to be filled so highlighted.
3. The 2 steps (Day 1 and Day 2) are together for easy access to directly open the step which needs data filling and don’t have to always pass through every step.

Scroll up and down option so that even while performing the experiment the user may want to revisit the purpose or any step/instructions, they can.

The final analysis of the result, what is better for the person, through the experiment will be displayed after the completion of the experiment and will remain inactive till then. So, it is light (greyish) in color.

1. To highlight, I used the same neon green color which is used to show the important information in the app.
2. I used the color in stroke and did not fill because it is simple looking and does not steal all the attention from other important features on the screen.

Prototype

The Benefits

01

Personalized Insights

Users gain unique insights into their metabolic health, tailored to their specific physiology and lifestyle.

02

Informed Decision-Making

It empowers users to make informed choices about their diet, exercise, and overall wellness based on real data.

03

Gamified Learning

The feature gamifies the process of experimenting with food and activities, making it engaging and motivating.

04

Scientific Guidance

Users receive scientific guidance and recommendations, enhancing their understanding of their own biology.

05

Community Support

The Ultrahuman community provides support, motivation, and knowledge sharing among like-minded individuals.

06

Holistic Wellness

Users can continuously track and refine their lifestyle choices for ongoing health enhancement.

Conclusion!

In conclusion, integrating the Cyborg Experiment feature into the Ultrahuman platform has been a transformative journey, marrying cutting-edge technology with personalized health insights. It empowers users, whether health-conscious individuals, professional athletes, or active body trainers, to take charge of their well-being. This feature fosters informed decision-making, optimizing health and performance by providing real-time data on metabolic responses to food and activities. The gamified learning process makes it engaging, while the support of certified coaches and a vibrant community enhances the overall experience. Ultrahuman's Cyborg Experiment feature exemplifies how design and innovation can revolutionize how individuals engage with their metabolic health data, paving the way for proactive and personalized well-being.

M1 new feature: Cyborg Experiments

About Ultrahuman M1 - Cyborg experiments

My
Objective!