·         Engineering knowledge: application of relevant first principles and established standards

·         Focus, from system level to detail: robust, reliable and fulfilling all functional requirements

·         Artistic perspective and experience in the creative industries: empathy with the less tangible aspects of design - such as aesthetics and human factors - to provide an end result that is faithful to your vision and dreams

Activities include:

·         defining the specification

·         identifying and generating concepts

·         scientific analysis

·         detailing

·         preparing calculations

·         generating CAD models and drawings

·         producing documentation.

helped overcome the physical limitations of space and geometry for the Take That Beautiful World tour.  This required a revolve which could house a baby grand piano below the stage, within a space which was too shallow….and it had to be light, durable and tourable.  The answer was for Xolve to develop the world’s thinnest touring revolve utilizing ultra thin yet ultra strong materials and shaving millimetres off every part

can be vital to help prove something is possible when it hasn’t been done before.  For Xolve this is a regular phase in the design process but it is no less exciting for that.  Our recent project for George Michael’s 25 Live Tour involved the production of a prototype LED structure which went on to become the first ever modular LED floor/screen capable of holding the weight of performers and withstanding the rigors of touring.

is complex and the pressure to bring new products to market can be intense.  Xolve has experience dealing with this - examples include winches, lifting equipment, large format high-resolution display screens and accessories.