BotBlox: moving data where ethernet was never meant to run
Collaboration overview
We partnered with BotBlox, a US-based company designing super tiny, rugged networking, edge compute and sensing hardware for autonomous systems, from UAVs and satellites to subsea robots, to completely redesign their website ahead of a major product expansion.
The main challenge was to turn a deeply technical product range into a clear, credible and engaging experience that speaks directly to the engineers who design mission-critical platforms.
Services on this project
The services behind this project.
How to show a hardware product on your website when photos fall short
7 min read
A photo shows the outside of your hardware. Buyers need the inside, the motion and the proof: five visuals that show them, one honesty rule for renders, and a realistic CAD-to-web timeline.
Deeptech branding: how to build an identity for invisible technology
9 min read
Your technology is years ahead and your brand looks like everyone else's. A method to build a deeptech identity from your mechanism, a worked example and a one-minute checklist.
Why Blender is at the heart of our creative studio
5 min read
How we use Blender (Geometry Nodes, 3D rendering, scroll animations) to create immersive visuals that make complex technologies tangible.
Astro vs Next.js in 2026: which one should you choose for your website?
11 min read
Islands architecture, 66% real-world Core Web Vitals pass rates, shader-level control with Three.js and TSL: the stack we use when a project outgrows no-code, and when we still say Framer.
