tackling climate change one cell at a time.

DUKOSI is the intelligent technology company for the battery industry that transforms battery management, because its revolutionary, wireless, system-on-a-chip approach to individual cell monitoring increases performance, safety, and reliability while reducing complexity, weight and cost. 

Dukosi needed a compelling and dynamic way of communicating their unique technology and its real world benefits.

We worked with Dukosi on:

Brand Strategy

Copywriting + Tone

Visual Identity

Logo

Website Design + Development

Video + Animation

integrated intelligence.

An integrated approach is key to making progress on climate objectives. Driven by an environmentalist ethos, DUKOSI is aiming to find ways to improve the electrification of everything.

"THAT'S BRAVE DID A BLOODY FANTASTIC JOB. TOP BOB SCORES ALL AROUND. THE NEW BRAND EVEN CONVERTED A POTENTIAL CLIENT OVER THE LINE IN ITS FIRST WEEK. TOP MARKS YOU RAPSCALLIONS!"

Nickie | Dukosi

The logo marque represents the real time monitoring delivered by their patented near-field wireless technology.

DUKOSI's technology brings integrated intelligence to automotive, industrial and energy storage battery applications.

The visual redesign of DUKOSI uses an abstract graphic element built out of dots representing the cells in a battery. The variation in the size of each dot within an even distribution forms patterns like a heat map. The patterns are variable and may be rendered in a palette of colours symbolising an array of applications or markets. Each shape was created with a half-tone gradient, the colours representing different layers or types of data. The effect is to show how DUKOSI sees each cell individually and reveals more detail about the state of the whole battery.

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