Do people in different countries have different ideas as to what a smartphone can do for them? In the latest …
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Videos to Inform and Inspire: Helping Novo Nordisk Design for Diabetes
STBY have recently completed a project with the Danish pharmaceutical company Novo Nordisk. We were asked to put a …
Living Sustainably: Exploring Ways Panasonic Can Support Green Living
How can people in the U.S. live a sustainable lifestyle? That’s the question STBY recently tried to …
STBY at the 2010 Service Design Conference, Berlin
STBY are heading to Germany this October for the annual conference of the Service Design Network. On the first day Geke will present a keynote talk, and on the second …
Aligning propositions: How video helps Nokia to match services to customer needs
Nokia commissioned STBY to work together on a series of projects that enabled them to gradually align their research and development processes around principles of design research. The latest of …
Personal storytelling with video
STBY recently produced a series of films for Nokia, documenting the ‘solutions’ people improvise to a range of situations in their everyday lives. These films are to be used in …
Service design for utilities
In close collaboration with the Design Council we worked on a service design scoping study for a water company. Our task in this multi-stranded project was to generate consumer insights …
Design Documentaries
Design documentaries are a new, visual way of bringing everyday life into design processes, as a source of inspiration. This method is used in the early stages of design processes, …
Smart textiles
For the conference How Smart Are We?, organised by Design Plus in London, STBY produced two design documentaires and creative workshops on the themes Drift and Swim. The first theme …
Design documentaries with heart patients
For Philips Medical Systems in Seatle, STBY produced three design documentaries that portray the daily lives of heart patients in London. These documentaries were made to complement the paper-based personas …