NEXORA
Control system for an off-grid country house
A single control center for the engineering systems of a house far from the city: energy, water, climate, security and automation in one clear picture instead of a hundred switches.
- Role
- UI/UX design, Information architecture, Prototype, Motion, Presentation
- Platforms
- Desktop, Mobile, Light and dark themes, RU / EN
- Tools
- Figma, HTML/JS prototype
- Year
- 2026
- Tags
- Smart home
- Digital twin
- AI scenarios
- Emergency states
Challenge
An off-grid house runs on its own infrastructure: grid connection, solar panels, batteries, a generator, boilers, pumps, tanks, ventilation and security. The systems affect each other, and the interface has to show those links rather than a set of unrelated widgets.
The home screen answers within five seconds: is everything fine with the house, how autonomous is it right now, is there a problem, is action needed, and what has NEXORA already done on its own.
Key decisions
- House → System → Room → Device
Level-based navigation instead of a panel of toggles: from the overall status you can jump straight to the system with the problem.
- Autonomy in days
Energy and water reserves are shown as a forecast of how long they will last, not just as charge percentages.
- An outage is a scenario
Every event is explained in one pattern: problem → cause → impact → what was done automatically → what is recommended.
- Three levels of automation
Notify only, ask before acting, or act independently – critical actions always require confirmation.
- Color is not the only signal
The ten system states differ in shape, icon and text, not just color.
Product
Visual system
Promo and vertical case
A 16:9 promo video (RU, light theme; an EN version in the dark theme is also available) and a 9:16 vertical case breakdown.
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