INNOSPACE — Watchmaking case study
Project initiated by Audemars Piguet. Design: SARDI | Strategic Design — Enrique Luis Sardi. Technical development, industrialisation and manufacturing: ORMA Swiss SA.
Ergonomics
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Ergonomics
INNOSPACE was designed around the user. Posture, supports and everyday gestures were studied to offer a more comfortable, more stable workstation, better suited to the demands of the watchmaking craft.
What it brings
- A better working position
- Armrests
- An integrated chin rest
- More comfort over time
- A more natural everyday use
Comfort supports precision.
Precision starts with good lighting.
Lighting
Light is an integral part of the workstation. INNOSPACE features adjustable lighting, designed to support precision tasks and reduce visual strain during work.
What it brings
- Lighting suited to every need
- Better visual comfort
- Non-reflective surfaces
- Better reading of details
- A more pleasant working environment
Accessibility
Every element of the workstation was placed to make the watchmaker's work easier. Tools, controls and working areas are organised to keep a fluid, clear and simple space to use.
What it brings
- Easy-to-reach tools
- A clearer organisation
- Fewer unnecessary movements
- A more fluid workstation
- Better everyday efficiency
Everything in its place, nothing slows the gesture.
A discreet integration for a clearer workstation.
Technical integration
INNOSPACE brings together, in a single bench, the traditional needs of the craft and today's technical requirements.
What it brings
- An integrated control unit
- Discreet connections
- No visible cables
- A clean, structured workstation
- A solution suited to manufacturing requirements
