Zeliox brings fresh thinking to mobile power for automotive and van-racking setups. They spotted a practical gap in the market: there wasn’t an all-in-one mobile power supply; components like inverters, batteries, sockets, and breakers were mounted separately. Their integrated solution set out to simplify that reality and move faster than the field.
In mobile installations, separate components add complexity and slow teams down. Zeliox wanted to keep its edge by refining tools around its all-in-one approach. The risk of standing still was clear: losing competitive advantage. The moment called for focused improvement, not a rebuild.
Our goal was specific: develop a new debugging application to sustain Zeliox’s temporary advantage. We built a proof of concept using WebSerial and Mercure for real-time communication, with InfluxDB for time-series data. The work centered on new technologies rather than “fixes,” with direct, hands-on collaboration with the Zeliox team.
The proof of concept worked and created immediate excitement within the team, leading to renewed confidence and internal support for further development. The application performs as intended, strengthening confidence in the next phase of development. What began as an internal experiment has grown into a foundation for future innovation at Zeliox.
