Face complexity.
Design clarity.
From vision to product.
For founders building what comes next.
Units is a global design studio.
Clients
Since 2019, we've worked with +65 teams building at the edge of what's possible in medtech, deeptech, life sciences, and advanced industries.
- Daisy
- Hyperscale
- Veinsound
- Moon Surgical
- Spore Bio
- Chipiron
- Robeaute
- Generare
- Resolve Stroke
- Inspek
- CEA
- Inbrain
- Yama
- Quobly
- Moonwatt
Our services
We're your design leadership partner, from strategy to production.
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We ensure consistency over time by defining a design vision that meets the needs of stakeholders, from end-users to investors.
- Alignment workshops
- Design roadmap
- Market and landscape view
- User research
- Strategic positioning
- Creative direction
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We work closely with your team to design the right product at the right time, may it be hardware, software or both.
- Product research
- Industrial design
- UX & UI
- User testing
- Prototyping
- CGI & product visuals
- MVP & POC
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We build brands as systems grounded in the product and its technology.
- Brand identity
- Tone of voice
- Website
- Pitch deck
- Art direction
- Photo & video
- Launch assets
Our works
Our research
Our field progresses through new ideas and technological breakthroughs. We run special projects questioning how we humans fit in the mix.
Our shop
We publish URR, a biannual review written with designers, theorists, and scientists.
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- Introduction
- Survival User Manual – Magda Skibinska & Jaap Smit
- Technical pop – Jean-Yves Leloup
- Sculptures Sonores – Structures Sonores Baschet
- Technical Nights – Chatharine Rossi
- Simplexité – Côme Lart
- The Hidden Side of Technique – Benedict Redgrove
- Où est passé le Futur – Nicolas Nova
- Mécanique Artificielle – Obvious
- Behind the Scenes of "Extreme" – Mack Rides
- Au Bonheur des Ondes – Emmanuel Grimaud
- Émotions techniques – Units
URR #01 - Technical Happiness
Technical Happiness looks past the anxiety we assume technology brings, exploring the comfort, curiosity and quiet pleasure technical objects can produce. Essays, interviews and artist works offer multiple perspectives on our emotional relationship with technique.
