Solar & battery behavior
Study how a household energy product should represent generation, consumption, battery operation, and exchange with the grid.
Home energy
Research & development
Home energy / Research & development
We develop and test the data, device connections, and software behind household energy products.
Explore our researchFor the teams building what comes next.
From a meter reading to a useful household feature.
We help you work through what happens in between.
01 / Research capabilities
A focused study, a working prototype, or a repeatable test. The output follows the question.
Prepare and study meter, generation, and device data before developing an energy feature.
02Build an early connection between an agreed device, a data source, and the software that uses it.
03Model and prototype scheduling behavior before connecting it to equipment in a field pilot.
04Design screens that explain readings, device states, schedules, and user choices without hiding uncertainty.
05Test the complete path from a device reading or sample input to the behavior a person sees.
02 / A household is a system
Solar, storage, household demand, and the grid affect the same product experience. Select an illustrative situation to see the development questions it raises.
Illustrative situation / Solar surplus
A product may need to explain export, storage, and household consumption together. Begin by checking which flows are measured and whether their timestamps align.
Explore solar & battery behavior03 / Application studies
These are illustrative project applications, not claims of completed client engagements.
Study how a household energy product should represent generation, consumption, battery operation, and exchange with the grid.
Explore a charging feature around an available time window, supported device limits, and the energy request the product can actually confirm.
Investigate how a software feature could coordinate heating or hot-water operation while keeping the household’s needs and device constraints explicit.
04 / What the work leaves with you
Prepared data. Documented prototype behavior. A test record with the conditions attached. We agree the useful outputs before the work begins.