EPICNPOC unveils BOWL Automotive at CES 2021

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EPICNPOC is hosting its first exhibit at the all-digital CES 2021 in partnership with Business France North America and La French Tech.

According to the expert in the design and engineering of the user experience, on showcase will be solutions that put user experience at the center of innovation to ensure that new products and services are easy and attractive for humans.

EPICNPOC, by applying broad expertise in software, innovation and design, is launching BOWL – a groundbreaking starter kit that not only creates smart products faster, but also enables meaningful user experiences.

It provides the ability to create new experiences using a designer mindset while ensuring engineering robustness. BOWL Automotive will debut at CES – the first domain in the portfolio with solutions for mobility, smart home, retail and smart furniture on the product roadmap for 2021.

Bertrand Stelandre, CEO of EPICNPOC, said, “We are excited to partner with Business France to exhibit at CES 2021. Desired user experiences enabled by digitization in mass market automotive requires a shift in the development paradigm from Engineering for Perfection to Design for Flexibility. To accelerate this shift, BOWL Automotive applies a methodology that is a blend of hard science: engineering and robust development technology with soft science: human factors and design thinking.”

According to Georges Ucko, Head of Transportation, Business France, “We are excited to support EPICNPOC, along with other French startups, to showcase their compelling technology at the most influential tech event in the world.”

Working prototypes

Comprised of a set of functional software, hardware, and tools, BOWL Automotive provides a playground to quickly design, develop, validate and test new in-vehicle experiences.

Working prototypes can be quickly socialized with project stakeholders to accelerate collaboration and user experience iteration. Once the project is complete, there is a set of reusable assets that can be handed off to the development team for rapid commercialization.

(With inputs from Automotive Lead Research Team)

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