Designing the
Future of Health
SimTigrate= Simulation + Integration
The SimTigrate Design Center is an inter-disciplinary research center at College of Design that promotes health through rigorous design research and innovation. It explores the full ecology of designed systems that impact our health and wellbeing, including the built environment, services, devices, and policy in partnership with key stakeholders. We bring our decades of history of working with our researchers, organization, and end-users to this collaborative process to help implement evidence-based designs and solutions.
We develop tools, processes, data sets and evidence that allow simultaneous design of the built environment, health IT and equipment. We build these capabilities for students, professionals and organizations which allows us to predict and optimize outcomes, and substantially decrease the cost and risk of innovation.
The SimTigrate Design Center is structured to:
Analyze problems, policies and/or proposed designs;
Conduct evidence-evaluation, lab research, and field research;
Model and simulate solutions;
Facilitate rapid prototyping and decision-making using problem analysis, evidence and simulation.
News and Events
SimTigrate Design Center Rebrands
The SimTigrate Design Lab at Georgia Tech has officially rebranded as the SimTigrate Design Center, reflecting its evolution into a cross-disciplinary hub redefining the intersection of health, design, and innovation.
With a new name, a redesigned website, and an expanded research and teaching mission, SimTigrate enters its next chapter with a renewed commitment to collaboration, community impact, and design excellence to promote health and well-being.
Our Impact
Funded Projects
Research funding
PhD Graduates
Master Theses
Research
Design for Safety and Infection Control
IEQ for Health and Wellness
Design for Aging
Teamwork and Collaboration
Healthy Communities
We are part of
Our Research Partners
We collaborate with health systems, nonprofits, industry, academic partners, and architecture firms to improve medical experience and quality, patient safety, and ultimately patient outcomes.
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