Digital twin is no longer a tech buzzword; Several complex and safety critical operations run by the use of digital twins, for example in the energy sector.

PLEASE NOTE: The webinar will be in Norwegian. The key to successful development in the defense sector is to fully understand operational needs – and then getting the right balance between human factors and advanced technology.

Launching a combination of UX design and business innovation in three, two, one ...

In a collaboration between Aquaressurs and Halogen, a systemic approach to sustainability has revealed a vast potential for innovation.

It's time to explore a different approach to product development for critical operations. Here are the five steps of Halogen's Safety Critical Design Process.

An endless stream of new technology may not necessarily be good news for operators and decision makers. Halogen specialises in prioritising information, reducing noise and cleaning up the data to create the ultimate situational awareness.

The design system OpenBridge provides access to innovative solutions for the maritime sector. Halogen contributes with both design and systems understanding.

IMDi is responsible for the life event “New in Norway.” With help from Halogen and Rambøll, they began this work by gathering insights from users themselves and visualising these experiences through their users’ journeys.

Improved design system and visualization gives users a full overview of financial transactions.

What will be the needs of tomorrow’s users of the UN Climate reports?

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.

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.

As the first design agency in Norway, we have been involved in developing a White Paper to the Parliament from start to finish.

Commissioned by Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace (KONGSBERG), Halogen has developed a control room concept for next generation submarines.

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.

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.

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 develops a new service to support companies to use a systemic approach to solve difficult challenges and implement large changes.

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.

Together with The Oslo School of Architecture and Design, Halogen now offers a practice oriented innovation program with Systems Oriented Design (SOD) as the main tool.

Halogen is proud to have collaborated with Norsk Hydro ASA since 2001. Together, we have created concepts and solutions leading to great results.

Nittedal municipality used design methods to find new ways to provide inhabitants with sustainable and flexible alternatives to driving their own cars.

K Master is a work station for controlling all the systems onboard offshore vessels.

“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.

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.

A new user interface enables offshore personnel to spend less time operating complex technical systems and more time on seafaring activities.

Halogen has designed a new digital solution enabling passengers in Rogaland County to become more self-reliant when buying tickets and contacting customer service.

Foreldrehverdag.no (Everyday Parenting) helps parents to understand their children better. On the basis of experience and service design, the Norwegian Directorate for Children, Youth and Family Affairs (Bufdir) has reached one third of all Norwegian families with children.

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