Consumer Products

Phlex's founders envisioned a fitness tracker for swimmers, by swimmers. They knew firsthand that swimmers have different needs than runners and cyclists.

People love sitting around an outdoor fire. In 2018, fire pits were rated as the most popular outdoor design feature by the American Society of Landscape Architects. But there are plenty of things people don’t like – the difficulty of starting a fire, smelling like smoke, and the mess.

A whirlwind product development journey led to a thrilling launch for an IoT "surround-body" wearable that uses haptics to create an immersive experience.

Delve’s engineers put the rigor into rugged for a superlative megaphone that stands up to rowers’ abuse.

Delve developed a simple, intuitive UI that cloaks Bruvelo’s complexity from the groggy, early-morning user.

In Africa, more than 80 percent of households lack access to energy. The lack of light and power is a roadblock to economic and societal development, limiting the ability to work, study, and communicate digitally.

Kid Trax makes super-cool play versions of farm and construction equipment, sports cars, police cars, motorcycles, trucks, dune buggies … you name it. But what about a ride-on animal?

Delve reconfigured CLEANCut for mass appeal with a lower price, sleeker and more versatile look, and much improved usability.

Looking for an injection of energy for its new product development group, the Global Batteries Unit leadership asked Delve to lead the group in a “learn by doing” project.

In the midst of developing its award-winning Remington HyperFlex Series of shavers, Spectrum Brands brought us in to engineer a portable charging base.

Wilson Sporting Goods enlisted our help to develop a new, distinct visual appearance for Wilson’s 3rd-generation Triad tennis racquet product line.