Boston UX

Designing the future

Custom Software Development AI & LLM Development Mobile App Development UX/UI & Product Design Waltham, United States

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About Boston UX

At Boston UX, we design compelling touchscreen interfaces for high-impact embedded and connected medical, industrial and consumer devices.

Specialists in intuitive interface design for touch- and voice-powered smart devices, our designers have deep knowledge of the engineering and business complexities that impact product development. This allows Boston UX to design products that don’t just work, but deliver a powerful user experience.

Companies like MilliporeSigma, Intel, Boston Engineering, ZOLL Medical Corporation and Casenet have felt this power firsthand.

Boston UX is part of the Integrated Computer Solutions (ICS) family. Founded in 1987, ICS is a product-driven software company that provides development, project management and related consulting services. Learn more at www.ics.com.

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Custom Software DevelopmentUX/UI DesignAI DevelopmentIoT DevelopmentWearable App Development

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$10,000+

Team & locations

Waltham, United States10 - 49 employeesFounded 2018More agencies here →

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