| Case Study
How we helped Novacene design the future of connected building, and lead the IoT and property tech revolution.
Product strategy
UX design
UI design
Website
Brand system
Product UX / UI
― James Lovelock, Novacene
40% of the world's energy use is from buildings. It has been said that most of this energy has been wasted through mismanagement and inefficiencies, contributing to the environmental crisis.
Novacene is helping building and property managers finally gain a view on their energy consumption and how humans use their spaces. Using IoT and machine learning to optimise the way a building is powered and how it works around humans, to reduce costs, energy and the overall complexities that come with managing the spaces we use every day.
To truly understand how a space works first you need to map it and then measure. With the team we created an interface that makes setting up your space quick and easy.
The “plug & play” platform combines physical spaces and previously locked away data in an intuitive package to help anyone understand their space and how it is used.
Bringing our knowledge of creator tools we created and interface that allows anyone to set up their physical space in a Novacene project.
Designed with the ease of creator tools users are already familiar with; mapping and creating a complex 3D space is now as easy as creating a Powerpoint presentation.
Making sense of data starts with a user story and the context.
We worked with Novacene to create a series of configurable interfaces that allow their users to surface the right combination of data, in the right view, for them to easily understand any slice of their project.
Novacene is tackling an impressively complex space with a big product required to serve the needs of its users, we created a robust product and design system that can handle the vast amount of functionality needed and one that can scale with the fast pace of development as the product grows.
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Any good approach considers both the requirements to build what’s designed and how the end user will experience the product.
We used a modular design framework that would ease implementation for the BiteMedicine engineering team and empower our designers to be really creative.