CORE
On-the-move terminal
Planned as the frontline carry terminal, bringing messages, positioning and basic controls together.
APPLICATION DIRECTIONS
Applications
Starting from messages, location and task information, we explore how a field terminal fits into different workflows. These are design scenarios. Actual capabilities still depend on product development and field verification.
01
Disaster response and team coordination
Through assembly, movement and reporting, help team members keep track of each other's location and current task.
What's needed
When a team spreads out, members need clear status and location information, and need to know whether a report is still current.
To be confirmed
Communication coverage, message priority, data updates and what to do after an interruption.
MAX
Information view
A larger screen for exploring how maps, assembly points and task information are presented.
02
Mountain and outdoor activity
Carrying, handling and recharging are built into the terminal design together.
What's needed
On the move, people need to check their location quickly, keep important information at hand and manage limited power.
To be confirmed
Effects of terrain and weather, real-world power draw, grip and display readability.
CORE
On-the-move terminal
Focused on one-handed use, maps and positioning, and low-power design trade-offs.
MAX
Information view
Exploring how fuller map information could be viewed at assembly points or by support teams.
03
Field inspection and site logging
From "where people are" to "which location needs attention," giving field records more context.
What's needed
An inspection route may span many sites, so location, conditions and reports need to be matched up.
To be confirmed
Record formats, offline data strategy and integration with existing operational systems.
CORE
On-the-move terminal
Exploring workflows for viewing sites in the field, reporting status and keeping concise records.
MAX
Information view
Exploring map views of multiple sites and how reports are organized.
04
Drills, teaching and technical research
Turning design assumptions into questions that can be discussed, compared and verified again and again.
What's needed
The same device may face different requirements in different tasks, so test conditions need clear definitions.
To be confirmed
Test methods, what to record, user feedback and differences between versions.
CORE
On-the-move terminal
As the handheld direction, a basis for verifying controls, communication and energy management.
MAX
Information view
With more room to work, exploring information integration, display and collaborative workflows.
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What does your field work need?
Bring your real workflows, constraints and habits into the conversation, and help make the product direction more concrete.