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Let’s chat about the Illumia-Lite with Labsphere!
▪️ The problem: Labsphere came to HaA for help in designing a low cost, human factors friendly product, that was durable, customer serviceable (light replacement) and that would meet their strict performance requirements. The difficulty in this type of product was that the unit needed to be completely light tight. If the unit wasn’t reliability sealed during manufacturing, the readings from the unit would be inaccurate.
▪️ The goal: To create a product that was 100% light tight.
▪️ Our process: The HaA design and engineering teams worked closely to be innovative with how the system as a whole would function and be manufactured. The output was a device that met Labsphere’s specifications and met all of HaA’s UI/UX standardized requirements.
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