Day 2 of my daily creative challenge. Today: Harmattan in healthcare. When a hospital runs short of blood or antivenom, the clock runs in minutes. The road runs in hours. Traffic in Lagos. A bridge washed out in the rains. A route closed by insecurity. The supply exists. It just can't get there in time. And this isn't only a West Africa problem. Gridlock in New York, London or Jakarta delays the same critical supplies, the same way. Harmattan is a concept I'm designing for autonomous medical delivery. Order blood, vaccines or medication by tap or chat, and a drone flies it from the lab or pharmacy to the hospital, cold-chain intact, in under 45 minutes. No traffic. No broken cold box. No contamination on the way. The part I care about most as a designer is trust. Every delivery leaves a record the hospital and the regulator both see: the flown route, a temperature log sampled every 30 seconds, a signed proof of delivery. When the system reroutes around a storm, it tells you, and why. This is a fictional product, designed end to end. The screens below are from the health module. I design interfaces for AI agents. If you're building one, my inbox is open. #ProductDesign #UX #HealthTech #AIAgents #ui