Industrial Design

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

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

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

Delve built a multi-year roadmap of platforms and correlating new product concepts that would have resonance with both consumers and retailers.

Electronic Theatre Controls (ETC) is a leading manufacturer of lighting and rigging technology that’s used in some of the world’s most renowned venues, like Carnegie Hall in New York and the Bolshoi Theater in Moscow.

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

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.

Laser scanning technology could create a 3D digital image of the complete ear. But to work, a headset placed around the patient’s ear during the scan had to be completely immobile.

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.

The PetSafe smart dog 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.

Three disciplines worked in lock step to develop Temptu Air, the first all-in-one airbrushing device that makes applying foundation anywhere quick and easy.

Delve identified the best technology fit for Master Lock to bridge the gap between physical and digital, and to claim the edge in this new-to-them category.

To make Trace an indestructible connected device, we developed rugged hardware that withstands wet, hot, sandy, freezing, icy, and vibratory conditions.

Delve created a line of air purifiers designed to showcase and strengthen Fellowes’s longstanding brand values.

Delve’s research drove a technical solution that ended up disrupting the electronic locks market for the hospitality industry.

Delve developed a revolutionary analytical platform that shifts the paradigm of pathogen testing in diagnostics, food safety, and bioterror.

Rugged, versatile BDAS+ is a breakthrough device that helps first responders rapidly and easily neutralize biological threats.

Delve developed a new scalpel that skirts competitors’ overly broad patents and keeps costs low.

Ethnographic research uncovered many opportunities to improve everyday life for the visually impaired through Freedom’s family of video magnifiers.

Perlick, a leading manufacturer of commercial and residential refrigeration, wanted to offer a complete in-home luxury kitchen appliance suite. They identified an opportunity to add a new column refrigerator/freezer product platform as part of their residential strategy.

The rugged and waterproof rolling container got an update that made it tougher, more stackable, and more versatile despite tricky manufacturing constraints.

Buying a mattress has been a predictable experience for the last 50-plus years – go to a mattress or furniture store, choose your mattress and bed frame, and have the store’s delivery service bring it to your home and set it up for you.

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

When you’re in the business of laser cutting thick pieces of steel to a high degree of accuracy, it’s critical that your equipment is powerful, precise, fast and reliable while being easy to maintain and operate.

First Alert engaged us to develop a fresh aesthetic that would communicate their latest technology in an appropriate premium-design statement.

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

No more forgotten codes or lost keys. First Alert’s Onelink connected safe enables users to manage the protection of their valuables with a smart phone app.

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

EXOGEN® is the only FDA-approved bone healing device that uses ultrasound to stimulate the body’s natural healing process.

Bradley, an industry leader in commercial hand washing equipment, saw an opportunity to help its customers improve safety and save money.

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

When mechanical problems keep a Coaster Pedicab in the shop, it directly impacts everyone’s bottom line.

Consumers view polished floors as a sign of quality and cleanliness. But there is a price to be paid in water and product waste, indoor air quality, labor costs, and the strain placed on the backs of cleaning personnel.

Wilson Sporting Goods, a worldwide-leader in sports equipment, selected us to design a tennis racket stringing machine that would revolutionize the industry.

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

For decades, a padded face mask has been standard baseball equipment. They provide little protection for anything other than direct facial impact, but they’re what catchers and umpires are used to wearing.