Check Point Care

A medical device,
shown on the body

The product has to be technically exact and visible on a patient at the same time, which photography solves only with difficulty.

Wearable medical device · on-body renders

Client

Check Point Care, Bulgaria

Scope

Branding, renders, animation, web

Devices

CPC 12S in 2, 3 and 12 channels, and CPC 1S

Awards

WSA Global Champion 2024

The client

Who Check Point Care are

Bulgaria. Wearable devices for continuous patient monitoring: the CPC 12S in two-, three- and twelve-channel ECG builds, and the CPC 1S for cardiology examination, with AI decision support and a virtual care centre. More than 100 vital parameters and 4,000 digital biomarkers. Supported by Horizon Europe and the EIC.

The problem

A wearable medical device has to be shown technically exactly and, at the same time, on the body. Photography solves that only with difficulty, because it needs a model, a clinical setting and repeatability.

Brand guide

Mark, colour system, typography and iconography, gathered into one manual. Red carries all the attention, grey and white everything else, so the brand holds equally on screen, in print and printed on the device's housing.

Renders with the accessories

Every build is drawn with its full kit: the CPC 12S in two-, three- and twelve-channel versions, and the CPC 1S. The same set-up, the same light and the same framing for all four, so they are comparable and go into the catalogue, the website and print without reworking. Alongside them, orthographic views of the device and the individual parts, from the sensor node to the ear and finger sensors.

Vsaka z vsemi dodatki

The CPC 12S in its twelve-channel build with every electrode and sensor, 3D render

CPC 12S v trikanalni z dodatki, 3D render

CPC 12S v dvokanalni z dodatki, 3D render

The CPC 1S for cardiology examination, with electrodes, 3D render

The device and its parts

The CPC 12S housing in isometric view, 3D render

The sensor node with its gold-plated contact, 3D render

The sensor node from another angle, 3D render

The CPC 12S from the front, orthographic render

The CPC 12S from the side, orthographic render

The CPC 12S from above, orthographic render

The CPC 12S from behind, orthographic render

The CPC 12S isometric, orthographic render

Animation

Fitting, changing configuration, the individual sensors, turntables of the housing and the app screen. All from the same models as the renders, so the device in the film and the device in the image agree. The client uses them at fairs, in investor presentations and on the website.

CPC 12S: sestav in namestitev na telo

Menjava med dvema, tremi in dvanajstimi kanali

Dvanajstkanalna postavitev elektrod

CPC 1S: od naprave do odčitka na telefonu

Ušesni senzor

Prstni senzor

Zapestna izvedba

Ohišje in priključki od blizu

CPC 1S na telesu

Shown on the body

The device is worn, so the only honest way to show it is on a patient. Instead of a model, a clinical room and a booking, the device sits on a 3D body, in the same setting as the animation. Because the scene is digital, a change to the device or its placement means the renders are simply recalculated, with nothing shot again.

The CPC 12S with electrodes, fitted on the chest, 3D render 2026

The same arrangement from a three-quarter angle, 3D render 2026

The device and its connected leads close up on the skin, 3D render 2026

Vital signs read on a phone beside the fitted device, 3D render 2026

The website

A site that has to carry scientifically dense material without driving a visitor away: a home page with the device and the figures, a chapter on how the solution works, clinical validation and a page about the company. The renders on the site are the same ones in the catalogue and in print, so the product introduces itself the same way everywhere.

checkpoint.care

checkpoint.care/about

checkpoint.care

Printed material

Roll-up, brochure and leaflet, all from the same renders and the same typography as the web. The client takes these to fairs and into conversations with investors and clinics, so they are refreshed alongside the product; the latest edition of the roll-up and the brochure is from 2026.

Roll-up and leaflet