Developing the concept for largest watercraft of its kind is no small task, but neither was ROBRADY’s contribution.
When Yamaha brought ROBRADY aboard to design this 5-passenger jet boat, this studio did more than deliver the concept.
The EX2100 boasts everything a consumer could want in a watercraft.
ROBRADY took forms only seen on land and set them loose on the waves for an exhilarating ride.
One of the most effective ways to maximize ROI is with a strong color and graphics strategy.
Legend Yachts brought ROBRADY on board to create styling worthy of its elite 58 Express luxury yacht.
ROBRADY demonstrated supernatural capabilities when chosen to develop the Phantom gaming console.
ROBRADY worked with Dell and SMT to help create the first mass consumer flash drives on the market.
ROBRADY developed several concept sketches to tell a story and visualize a new venture.
ROBRADY’s collaboration with LifeSync yielded the first electrocardiogram (ECG) monitor to use Bluetooth technology.
The first product designed by Rob Brady and its impact on the market was immeasurable.
The battery-operated, stand-alone technology is convenient and less expensive than hard wiring.
Veeco needed a look for its Nexus line of etching devices that cut a figure in the market place.
ROBRADY’s prototype for a two-in-the-front three-wheel scooter led to a spread in Popular Mechanics.
ROBRADY created a user-centric canopy design for Vectrix's innovative and intelligent electric scooter.
Legal on any street, the VX-1 is a citizen of the world and with a zero-emission electric motor, it’s a friend to the planet.
The ROBRADY design team delivered two 500-watt fuel cells and one hydrogen-operated 150-watt fuel cell.
ROBRADY design facilitated a production program that resulted in a cost-effective, brand-defining design.
The specific challenge involved extrapolating Parker's branding mission to a physical, progressive design.
The final SA6 design boasts customized sound, fit, and application, as well as a protective case.
