Problem
Statement
Rainman Desalination had a powerful product, the AC Electric Watermaker, but they noticed a gap in how users interacted with it. Most consumers relied on hardcopy manuals, guessed system performance, or waited until something went wrong before acting.
Rainman Desalination had a powerful product, the AC Electric Watermaker, but they noticed a gap in how users interacted with it. Most consumers relied on hardcopy manuals, guessed system performance, or waited until something went wrong before acting.
Rainman Desalination had a powerful product, the AC Electric Watermaker, but they noticed a gap in how users interacted with it. Most consumers relied on hardcopy manuals, guessed system performance, or waited until something went wrong before acting
There was no method for customers to receive real-time updates or notifications, making the overall experience less efficient and occasionally annoying, particularly for those using the product in distant or tough situations.
They wanted a way to make the watermaker smarter, something that could help users stay informed, catch issues early, and manage everything from their phone. However, because this was intended to link a machine to a mobile app through Bluetooth, it necessitated careful planning, correct hardware connectivity.
Furthermore, the app has to feature properly even without net connectivity, offer step-by-step instructions, and be simple enough for all of us to apply, whether on a ship or off-grid. Rainman sought a tech partner that could comprehend these real-world difficulties and transform them into a functional mobile solution. That’s when they approached Sphinx Solutions.