Digital

The first virtual reality system that is purpose-built from the ground up for rehabilitation in a healthcare environment.

Intensive research and real-time prototyping led to an integrated digital-physical redesign that makes rapid screening technology more accessible.

How do you build a better mouse trap? Get smart. Connectivity enabled Victor® to design a 21st-century solution to a centuries-old problem.

The Gen 3 device is a step up in capabilities, ease of use, and quality of interactions while remaining true to the brand’s look and feel.

Delve helped BK Ultrasound bundle its game-changing technology into a widely adopted, easy to use, award-winning medical device.

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

PetSafe has led the training collars market for a long time, but this was the company's first foray into smartphone-connected trainers. The collar debuts a new visual brand language for PetSafe that complements a compact, sleek, and contoured profile, designed to please both dogs and their humans.

We worked with a Colorado-based startup to take their first-generation IoT product and redesign it for lower cost, larger volumes and better performance.

Delve reinvented Aqua Products’ jet-propelled pool cleaner and had it ready for tooling in just three and a half months.

We helped a cutting-edge IoT company develop an IoT device that embodies in form and facility the intelligent service it enables.

The earth’s supply of freshwater is finite. Our population and its demand for water is not. In the U.S., it’s not just the West that’s affected. Longstanding droughts, aging infrastructure and rising demand mean that hundreds of cities and towns are at risk of severe shortages either because of lack of water or unsafe drinking water.

We helped FitLinxx, a leading developer of activity monitors and health tracking products, make its first direct-to-consumer product both wearable and fashionable.

It’s estimated that 1.5 million bikes are stolen every year and FBI statistics show that bicycle theft is on the rise.