A camera that spots trouble across a whole facility.

Minerva Sensor Fusion is a rugged, modular 360° camera for industrial sites, purpose built for the Autonomous365 monitoring suite. Its site sells the hardware as an interactive tour. I did the UI and visual design.

Role
UI & visual design
Timeline
2023
Scope
UI, visual language, product tour
Minerva landing page: the camera unit surrounded by its four feature pillars

Context

The problem

One unit carries 360° optics, a gimbal stabilised specialty camera, onboard compute and storage, rated for minus 25 to plus 85 degrees and priced by module. Serious hardware for serious buyers, and the risk was a website that reads like its own spec sheet. The product needed to be explored, not described.

What I did

The work

I designed the UI and the visual language. Monochrome surfaces so the renders and detection footage carry all the color, big type, and a scroll driven tour instead of feature lists: spin the gimbal, toggle wind and rain, catch a leak on the gas camera at a mock facility, then build your own unit and pre-order it.

Minerva product tour: gimbal stabilisation demo over a 3D facility with a live fire alert

The product tour: weather toggles on the gimbal demo while alerts land over a live 3D facility.

Minerva feature hotspots opened in place on the device render

Numbered hotspots open in place. No spec tables.

Minerva demo: testing the camera digitally at a mock facility

Try before you buy: a step-based digital test at a mock facility.

One Minerva unit covering a full industrial facility, with thermal and noise-filtered views

One unit, every view: 360° coverage of a full facility with thermal and gas detection off a single mast.

Outcome

What shipped

Live as Minerva's public pre-order site: buyers walk the whole device, test it digitally and configure their own unit before ever talking to sales.

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