#Product and service design

Conceptualization of a large experiential park spanning 80,000 square meters, located in the Urdaibai Biosphere Reserve (Bizkaia), aimed at raising environmental awareness through entertainment.

Guess who in climate change? Discover the challenges and achievements of the key figures in the fight against climate change in this collaborative, XXL-sized game.

Toys help us talk about human diversity through play, fostering understanding and respect from childhood. Our goal is to create a toy that cultivates empathy and tolerance, making a positive impact across the globe.

KIMO is the new brand and product line created for Elexalde, a wood manufacturing company with over 50 years of experience in naval outfitting and furniture production for renowned national and international brands.

Under the powerful slogan "No one is illegal," the Popular Union of Street Vendors in Barcelona, in partnership with Playground Do, unveiled the first fashion collection designed by the street vendors themselves. At dot., we played a key role by crafting an iconic product for social activism: the street vendor's blanket. This initiative not only highlights the creativity and resilience of street vendors but also raises awareness about their rights and contributions to the community.

In collaboration with Orbea, we developed the aesthetic strategy for their road bike range, creating a shared vision for the development of high-end bicycles.

dot., MIK, and University of Mondragon collaborated with an intrapreneurial team from Eroski's headquarters to create EKINN, the company's innovation ecosystem. The project outlined the innovation strategy, the supporting system and the cultural traits to be enhanced to facilitate the generation of impactful solutions.

Cemosa is a paper company that manufactures molded cellulose packaging. At dot., we have collaborated in the design of one of its most iconic products, which is present in 90% of supermarkets.

Didheya is a company that develops stainless steel handles and accessories for the furniture and public transport sectors. In this project, we explored areas of opportunity to highlight the added value of their processes and to provide new technological functionalities to their products.

Queca is a premium sangria developed by dot. for Pernod Ricard Winemakers Spain, aimed at bringing the wine market closer to new consumers.

Petrucha is a footwear brand that was born in 2014 in Alicante, Spain, with the vision of creating products in an artisanal way and adhering to the highest sustainability standards. However, the packaging industry still presents many challenges in achieving these goals.

Hettich, a leading manufacturer of hardware for the furniture sector, needed to reinterpret its value proposition to reach new markets by leveraging its knowledge, products and technologies applied to kinematics. Through this transformation project, the company transitioned from offering auxiliary products in a specific sector to expanding its solutions and delivering the experiences and benefits of its systems to new strategic sectors that are crucial for the company's future.