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App Development

Vodafone

The app developed for Vodafone brings the IoT to life – an interactive simulation game shows business customers the advantages of M2M communication. This enables live simulation on smartphones, tablets and desktops – for more efficient processes and optimised fleet management.

A group of business professionals in formal attire observes a digital installation resembling a tree with multiple red and black screens attached to its branches, inside a bright, modern space with large windows.
A close-up of a smartphone on a red background, displaying a Vodafone-branded performance dashboard with green and black text, line graphs, and numerical statistics.
A desktop computer, smartphone, and tablet displaying a Vodafone-branded data dashboard with live statistics, graphs, and a floor plan. The background is red and white, featuring the Vodafone logo.A close-up of a person’s hand interacting with a touchscreen tablet displaying a digital interface with red circular icons and a floor plan layout.
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