


The videoscope features four-way 360° articulation with joystick operation and offers the end user superior image quality on a 7 inch LCD screen. It also features a touchscreen interface making operation for mechanical and remote visual inspection work easy.
Besides the industrial design of the Mitcorp X1000 videoscope, Pilotfish was also responsible for the user interface design. We kicked off with interviewing the end users in their own environment like refinery and garages, to secure that all pain points are fully clear. The insights from the user research phase were used by designers to come-up with a creative and easy-to-use design. The new generation X1000 gets great feedback and won the Taiwan Excellence Award in the category Health and precision instruments.
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Years of working together

Pilotfish did:
Field Research
Field research is to collect raw data from Target Audience. We conduct qualitative user research through user observations and interviews and then develop personas and user cases.
UI design
With a business strategy direction, designers will create functional map, flow chart, UI flow, wireframe and graphical user interface based on this essence.
ID Design
During the ID phase, we create the product’s appearance and user interaction. We not only make sure that the product is designed to be ergonomically friendly and visually appealing but also keep the production feasibility and cost needs in mind. By working hand in hand with engineers and production managers, we design the product to minimize the risks and costs that may occur during the production phase.
Behind the Scenes
Our extensive research helped Mitcorp to make the right decisions on what should be the direction of the next generation videoscopes.

