Case Studies

GAF collaborated with Delve to design, engineer, and validate a novel, attractive solar roof solution that’s easy for standard roofers to install.

Scalable, storm-resilient and able to interoperate seamlessly with the local grid when needed, BlockEnergy puts rooftop solar, energy storage and distributed control throughout new communities of all sizes.

A device that is used in the neonatal critical care environment that is designed to reduce device-related workflow. Improved automation adds enhanced safety features to the INOmax® (nitric oxide) gas, for inhalation, delivery system portfolio.

An operating room nurse tripped over cables and fell, shattering her wrist. It was a lightbulb moment: What if the hazardous wires could be removed altogether?

How Dexcom turned a complex clinical task into a simple, everyday action—and unlocked mass adoption in the process.

We created a premium look and feel for the Erewhon app. Then concepted and designed a guest and member experience that built upon the Erewhon in-store experience: simple, unobtrusive flows with subtle, luxe brand-proving interactions.

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

Delve & Converse's partnership helps to enable the global digital design team with streamlined processes, tools, and guides that support the company’s continued growth and leadership in eCommerce.

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

If you’re building a complex medtech device, this case study will show how early design decisions, from workflow to manufacturability, can make or break clinical adoption. Learn how Delve helped Baebies launch a diagnostic platform that’s now FDA-cleared and used in hospitals across the U.S.

Insights from design research led to engineering and design features for a new kind of cordless mower that lures gas loyalists and cuts down competition.

Sea Machines needed an interface to help establish trust that the computer was making prudent navigation decisions.

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

Centerpiece Software wanted to build a consolidated, custom software offering that would meet the unique needs of the Food Equipment and Services industry.

Delve worked with the team at Breas-HDM, physicians, and our development partners to create a new ventilator platform for healthcare providers to monitor, triage, and collaborate on the care of patients on life support.

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.

MD Ally leverages telehealth to improve the long-term effectiveness of public safety. But in an increasingly crowded market, MD Ally needed a site that would help differentiate their system-wide approach from standard telehealth services while illustrating the ease and value of their unique offering.

At the Mobile World Congress, AT&T needed to make their content engaging for attendees with high demands on their time and attention. To generate interest, Delve took inspiration from the consumer market and changed the way AT&T thought about B2B marketing.

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.

Alongside supporting new practice and patient sign-ups, the new site and positioning helped Twine better convey its story to investors during its first round of fund-raising.

Delve worked with leadership and the company’s customers to create a new vision for TradeStone — a new name, brand and product strategy to better serve “the New Retail Economy.” With these new initiatives Bamboo Rose’s growth accelerated, and the company closed its first round of funding.