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With their Digital Twin, Kongsberg Digital’s goal is to transform the energy sector. Halogen contributes as a strategic development partner to enable smarter, safer and more efficient operations.
10 years after the terror attack on Oslo and Utøya, the 22 July Center is developing a new digital platform for public viewing and educational purposes.
Commissioned by Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace (KONGSBERG), Halogen has developed a control room concept for next generation submarines.
What will be the needs of tomorrow’s users of the UN Climate reports?
As the first design agency in Norway, we have been involved in developing a White Paper to the Parliament from start to finish.
In Ålgård outside of Stavanger, there are now self-driving busses on the roads. Through the EU-project Fabulos, Halogen is a part of piloting this entirely new transportation service.
Halogen is proud to be supporting the research project FoodProFuture in understanding future consumers’ needs, exploring innovation possibilities and revealing market opportunities for plant-based foods.
A service design project was the start of the journey that led Block Watne to change their entire mindset: What once was a traditional house building company is now a company organised to fit its customers' needs. The result has been revenue growth, customer satisfaction surpassing the competitors’, and more satisfied employees.
“Care reform for the elderly, originating where lives are lived” is how the Norwegian Ministry of Health and Care Services describes Live Your Whole Life (Leve hele livet). A thorough insight project, based on service design principles, produced first-hand information obtained directly from the users.
The publishing house Gyldendal Undervisning (Gyldendal Education) were in the middle of a digital crisis. By the use of design methodology, they managed to turn the tide.
What happens when four directorates are responsible for delivering one service? Service design in the public sector is about untangling complex processes in order to release innovation potential.
