With a new store locator, we’re helping PUMA turn online users into store buyers, enhance the customer experience, and bridge the gap between e-commerce and physical stores.
TUMI has set itself the task of driving forward the global mobility transition. We supported the development of two web applications for the collection, processing, and visualization of mobility data: the Mobility Data Hub and the GTFS Analyzer.
Operating ski resorts efficiently – that is the purpose of SNOWMASTER, the software suite from TechnoAlpin. For the 2023/2024 season, we have added a map to the tool that visualizes snowmaking in ski resorts in 3D.
A deforestation-free and sustainable palm oil supply chain is the goal of Unilever's actions in Southeast Asia. To bring the five landscape programs they support into the spotlight, we created a Google Earth Story that pushes the boundaries of the application.
At Next '23, Google presented three new APIs on pollen, air quality, and solar energy. In this interview, Patrick Mast, project manager at Ubilabs, gives us insight into the benefits of the APIs and the potential of Google's sustainability initiative.
When planning a vacation, the weather plays an important role. While some vacationers prefer hot places, others would rather travel to cooler areas. Our travel weather approach puts the weather at the center of vacation planning.
To make FS Fehrer Automotive's production facilities more efficient and better monitored, we used Google Cloud and Looker to develop dashboards that are easy for all employees to use and clearly display optimization potential.
One of the toughest adventure races celebrates its 20th anniversary this year. For the third time, we are accompanying the event with 2D and 3D tracking, which we have expanded this year with exciting features.
Google Earth Engine helps NGOs & research teams to visualize, measure and analyze changes on Earth. Since 2022, the platform is also commercially available. Ubilabs supports as the only Google partner in DACH in deployment and implementation.
To create a comprehensive data basis for launching smart city projects, Jens Bley and Kay Hartkopf, the two initiators of the "ANN RADAR" project at Hafencity University (HCU), dedicated themselves together with Ubilabs to the development of a tool that collects and visualizes data on solar potential, energy efficiency and mobility in order to identify appropriate areas for pilot projects and urban testbeds.
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