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Honeywell · Enterprise UX · 2018

AutoCube product launch & data dashboard

Role

Senior Interaction Designer

Year

2017–2019

Deliverables

PC app, Data dashboard, Marketing site

Industry

Enterprise · B2B · Logistics

AutoCube

AutoCube is a 3D depth-sensing dimensioning device by Honeywell — designed to instantly and accurately measure the dimensions of any object in a distribution center or warehouse setting. It replaced manual measuring processes (tape measures, physical boxes) with automated, real-time data capture.

As Senior Interaction Designer at Honeywell, I led UX across four deliverables for the AutoCube product launch: a PC app for device management and registration, a real-time data dashboard, and a marketing site — all designed to support a new product entering the market with no existing design system or established user base.

Measuring used to look like this

How measuring was done

Distribution center workers were manually measuring packages with tape measures and physical reference boxes — slow, error-prone, and inconsistent across locations and shifts.

AutoCube automated this entirely. The design challenge was making a complex, data-heavy system feel approachable for floor workers and managers alike — people who needed answers fast, not another complicated tool.

Understanding the ecosystem before designing anything

Storyboard sketch — mapping the AutoCube use case in context

Storyboard sketch

User story sketch — understanding how different roles interact with the device

User story sketch

Customer journey — end-to-end experience from setup to daily use

Customer journey

Ecosystem flow — how AutoCube connects to the broader DC infrastructure

Ecosystem flow

Before & after: simplifying device registration

The existing registration flow was complex and error-prone. I mapped it in four steps to understand where it was failing, then redesigned it from scratch.

Current flow

Redesigned flow

Customized settings screens

Designed three customized settings screens tailored to different user roles and configuration needs — each balancing complexity with clarity.

Settings — Workflow

Settings screen 1

Settings — Measurements

Settings screen 2

Settings — Logs

Settings screen 3

Getting the data out

Designed the data export experience — from the settings entry point through the modal flow. I worked closely with our strategist to make sure we had all the right content. The whiteboard sketch shows the early thinking before moving to screen design.

Whiteboard sketch — data export flow

Data export whiteboard
Data export settings Data export modal

Settings entry point → modal opens

Displaying data at scale

Dashboard sketch — exploring data display approaches

Display data sketch 1

Dashboard sketch — layout iteration

Display data sketch 2

Final dashboard design — active sites, measurements, money saved, time saved

New dashboard design

Device monitoring — ways to track and manage AutoCube devices in the dashboard

Device monitoring

Bringing the product to market

Alongside the app and dashboard, I designed a marketing site to support the product launch — giving potential customers a clear picture of what AutoCube does and how to get started.

Marketing site — wireframe

Marketing site wireframe

Marketing site — final design

Marketing site final

Outcome

AutoCube launched with a complete suite of UX — registration app, data dashboard, and marketing site — all designed from scratch for a new product entering the market. The device was actively used in distribution centers until it was discontinued in 2022.

Enterprise UX Product Launch Dashboard Design B2B Data Visualization Logistics

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