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Human Hoist

Branding the Future of Industrial Ergonomics

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Human Hoist is a leader in ergonomic solutions, dedicated to supporting industrial and demanding work environments with innovative mobile positioning tools.

Challenge

Human Hoist approached us with an established logo that featured an overly detailed icon, making it difficult to scale and modernize across various platforms. The challenge was to simplify the icon while maintaining its core essence and aligning it with the company’s mission and product offerings.

Goals

  • Simplify the existing logo icon to improve scalability and modern appeal
  • Retain the original logo font for brand consistency
  • Create a visual representation of their flagship product, the Human Hoist Chair, in the logo design
  • Develop a cohesive brand identity that reflects innovation, safety and industrial strength

Concept

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Look & Feel

The redesigned logo modernizes the existing icon by illustrating a "person" in three key positions - sitting, transitioning and lying flat - mirroring the functionality of the Human Hoist Chair. The use of orange reflects the industrial nature of their products, creating a bold and instantly recognizable visual identity.

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Brand Identity

The Human Hoist brand uses bold, functional design to reflect the innovation and reliability of their products. Each application, from equipment to print, maintains a consistent look that reinforces safety, adaptability and performance.

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