Wearable device with integrated thermal imaging
Client
Holoindustry
Year
2025
Expertise
Industries
Design of wearable devices.
ThermalGlass is a wearable device designed to integrate thermal imaging and augmented reality into a compact, ergonomic, and fully hands-free platform.
Developed in collaboration with Holoindustry, the project arose from the need to transform advanced technology into a product that is more balanced, proportionate, and consistent with the level of innovation perceived by the end customer.
The design challenge involved not only technological integration but also the development of a formal language capable of making the device more credible, harmonious, and usable in the real world.
PQ Design Group worked on the industrial design and product development, focusing on proportions, the device's architecture, ergonomics, and the integration of internal components.
The project required balancing hardware integration, weight distribution, heat dissipation, structural strength, and comfort during prolonged use all at the same time.
The result is a compact and distinctive wearable device, designed for professional and industrial applications where technology, usability, and product perception must come together in a coherent way.
Design Challenges
1. Technological integration
Integration of electronics, thermal imaging, optics, and internal components within a compact wearable architecture.
2. Ergonomics and Proportions
Development of a more balanced and comfortable design, intended to improve the device's stability, fit, and comfort during prolonged use.
3. Product Architecture
Design of a compact architecture capable of balancing hardware integration, proportions, structural strength, and the device’s actual use.
