Consumer

The VinFast Wild, launched at CES, has changed the automotive landscape for mid-sized pickups.

The objective for VinFast was to launch into the pickup truck market with a unique offering that would break the mould, and focus on sustainability.

To have an impact for Vinfast, the Wild needed to stand out and give customers something that hadn’t been done before – a non-traditional, versatile, lifestyle-oriented EV pickup truck.

Outerspace supported the development of the award winning DOGLOC, the world’s first lockable leash and collar system.

Dog owners often need to tether their pets safely for short periods, whether stopping at a café, running an errand, or stepping away briefly in public. Traditional leashes and collars provide limited security, leaving dogs vulnerable to theft or accidental escape. Existing anti-theft solutions are typically secondary locks or add-ons, lacking integration and ease of use.
The challenge was to create a product that combined everyday usability with enhanced security, while ensuring durability, comfort for the dog, and a stylish aesthetic that appeals to modern pet owners.

Light My Bricks approached Outerspace to help expand beyond their maker-focused lighting accessories for LEGO®, with a goal of creating a consumer-friendly product range. The challenge was to design a system that was simple, safe, and intuitive, while still allowing flexibility and integration into LEGO® sets.

Outerspace’s task was to reimagine the electronics, usability, and product architecture to deliver a new Night Mode range — one that could bring lighting effects to LEGO® creations without the complexity of traditional wiring.

VinFast wanted to revolutionise the urban mobility market with a game-changing mini-eSUV offering practicality and style.

GoMotiv faced an exciting challenge: create a compact eSUV that combines bold styling with utility and affordability—a vehicle that would inspire a new generation of younger drivers. This required a design with unbound imagination.

Working closely with VinFast’s engineering team, we developed the VF3 from initial concept through to production-ready design, crafting a vehicle that maximised space within city-friendly dimensions.

Our team leveraged advanced digital tools for rapid iteration, allowing the simultaneous development of multiple variants. This accelerated process enabled quick feedback cycles with VinFast, eliminating the delays typical with traditional modelling methods.

The VR headset and gaming glasses designed for XVAKION Technology are the first of their kind. Designed around ergonomics, comfort, and weight optimisation. The innovation lies in the ultra-light design, which was achieved through reduced internal technology, leading to an immersive experience for gamers. They feature dual ultra-high-resolution displays and work seamlessly with gaming consoles like PlayStation 5, XBOX X, and PC.

Outerspace-Gomotiv was engaged to as the Design Studio Partner for a major engineering firm to convert the Ford F-150 from left-hand drive (LHD) to right-hand drive (RHD).

Working within strict constraints of engineering requirements, carry over components, costs, and user needs,  Gomotiv re-designed and sculpted high-quality A-Class surface outcomes for the vehicle.  The project balanced the need to maintain the high standard of Ford production surface quality, reduce complexity, and improve conversion assembly operations while seamlessly blending into the established Ford design aesthetic for a true OEM finish.

Using our extensive experience in developing production vehicles, Gomotiv can seamlessly and efficiently bring conversions and upgraded products to new markets or expand an existing range all the while ensuring design quality and style match or exceed OEM expectations.

Microfleet set out to create OneDock, a secure EV docking, charging and locking system for shared-use electric vehicles, including bikes, trikes, and scooters, designed for installation in public spaces. Unlike existing micromobility docks, OneDock needed to be durable, connected, and easy to use, providing reliable charging and locking in all weather conditions while integrating seamlessly with fleet management networks.

Outerspace partnered with Microfleet from early development through to late alpha deployment. Our multidisciplinary team delivered mechanical, electronic, firmware, and industrial design, working alongside Microfleet’s software and business teams to shape a scalable, field-ready product. The result is a smart public infrastructure system that enables secure parking, charging, and data-driven fleet operation for next-generation electric mobility.

Farmers, agricultural businesses, and rural residents often struggle with poor internet coverage, limiting productivity, connectivity, and access to digital tools. Zetifi, a leader in rural connectivity solutions, wanted to expand their offering with a roaming WiFi hotspot device that could be vehicle-mounted, flexible, and robust enough to work in remote environments.

Outerspace partnered with Zetifi to refine and engineer this product into a manufacturable solution. Starting from Zetifi’s initial hardware outline, we worked collaboratively to define requirements, balance cost versus features, and create a system that could deliver reliable connectivity across a wide range of rural applications.

Most smartwatches on the market lean heavily into a sporty or gadget-like aesthetic, making them look out of place compared to classic watches. Method Copenhagen wanted to break this trend by creating a smartwatch that felt more like a refined Danish timepiece than a piece of consumer electronics.

The challenge was to disguise advanced technology in a minimal, fashion-led design, while ensuring comfort, usability, and manufacturability. Outerspace’s and the Method team set out to merge industrial design, branding, and UI into one coherent and stylish wearable.

Global Kinetics set out to modernize their Personal KinetiGraph (PKG) smart watch — a device used to monitor Parkinson’s Disease tremors — to look and feel like an everyday wearable. The original version, essentially an accelerometer in a box, had evolved into a functional but clinical wrist-worn device. Global Kinetics needed a next-generation design that retained its powerful medical monitoring capabilities while removing the stigma of wearing an obvious medical device.

Outerspace partnered with Global Kinetics during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, navigating supply shortages and remote working challenges. By combining our expertise in medical device development, electronics, and industrial design, we helped transform the PKG watch into a discreet, smart, patient-friendly product ready for clinical and research applications.