Hardware and software design

Kiosks and connected devices built for your needs

A tap on a screen, a badge or a sensor can trigger an action in your software. We design the interface, electronics, enclosure and integration that make this workflow possible.

  • Start with the task at hand
  • Design the whole device
  • Try it before integration
Tell us about your project

A project scoped around your use case, with a prototype to try before integration.

A practical example: the Neoffice kiosk

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An example of our design process. The simulation uses demonstration data and does not trigger any action in a company’s system.

Connect on-site work to your software

Start with the task at hand

Identify a person, select a task or take a measurement: we first define the action that matters.

Design the whole device

Screen, sensors, electronics and enclosure are planned together with the software they need to serve.

Try it before integration

The prototype lets you assess the workflow, assembly and connections under the intended conditions.

From a need to a working trial

Each step clarifies what will be built and what still needs to be tested on site.

  1. Define the use case

    Users, location, expected actions, data and software connections: we build the scope with you.

  2. Build a prototype

    We assemble an initial version of the interface, electronics and enclosure to try the workflow.

  3. Test, then integrate

    Trials help refine the hardware and software before preparing the connection to your environment.

Exploded 3D view of the Neoffice prototype: custom enclosure, screen and electronics
3D visuals of the Neoffice prototype. They show the design work and are not photographs documenting physical validation.

The parts of the project, designed together

We define the services your project needs, from the first screen to data exchange with your system.

Workflows and screen interfaces

Action choices, visible feedback and navigation suited to a shared kiosk or a dedicated workstation.

Sensors and electronics

RFID, cameras or other sensors as needed; computing hardware, power and PoE where appropriate.

Enclosure and physical prototype

CAD, component access, fastenings and a 3D-printed prototype to check assembly and use.

Software and API integration

Embedded applications, connections to your tools and error handling defined around the available interfaces.

Let’s scope your project

Do you offer an off-the-shelf product or custom development?

This service covers custom design. The Neoffice kiosk is a practical example, currently at the prototype stage, combining a business interface, electronics and an enclosure.

Can the kiosk connect to our existing software?

We review the available APIs, access and data before proposing any exchanges. The integration scope depends on your software’s capabilities and your company’s rules.

Can you plan for outdoor use?

Yes, as a requirement to assess from the outset. Water, dust, temperature and installation call for specific hardware choices and tests. The prototype shown does not establish an IP rating or validation for outdoor use.

What do you need to get started?

Describe the user, the action you want to simplify, the installation site and the software to connect. We can then define an initial version and the trials needed before discussing a rollout.

Which action would you like to simplify?

Tell us about your situation and constraints. We will define an initial prototype and a practical way to try it.

Discuss your connected device