Moose AI Mobile Energy Co-Pilot App Use Case Development

Project scope
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Product management UI design UX design Market research Mobile app developmentSkills
feasibility studies competitive analysis product design research reports market potential user experience (ux) functional specification market analysis product requirements documents product managementThe primary objective of this project is to explore and develop key product use cases for the Moose mobile app, focusing on product design, market feasibility, and user experience. By analyzing real-world customer needs and leveraging AI-driven solutions, the project aims to define and prototype three core functionalities: 1) Hydro One Project Management Tool, 2) Operations & Maintenance with inverter error diagnostics, and 3) AI-powered Bill Analysis for electricity usage insights. One student will take on a product management role, conducting market research and defining requirements, while four students will focus on UI/UX design and technical development, ensuring the app is intuitive, functional, and scalable.
To achieve this goal, participants will engage in a series of structured tasks, including user research, competitive analysis, product requirement definition, UI/UX prototyping, and AI feasibility assessment. Deliverables will include a Market Analysis Report, Customer Research Report, Product Requirements Document (PRD), UX/UI Mockups & Prototypes, an AI Feasibility Report, and a Final Presentation summarizing research insights and product design recommendations. These outputs will provide valuable insights into the market potential, user experience, and technical feasibility of each use case, ensuring that the Moose app evolves into a more robust and user-centric product.
Participants are expected to complete a Market Analysis Report to assess industry trends and competitive solutions, a Customer Research Report summarizing user interviews and pain points, and a Product Requirements Document (PRD) outlining functional and non-functional specifications for each use case. They will also develop high-fidelity UI/UX mockups and interactive prototypes for the three product features: Hydro One Project Management Tool, Operations & Maintenance diagnostics, and AI-powered Bill Analysis. Additionally, an AI Feasibility & Integration Report will explore automation opportunities within the app. The final deliverable will be a comprehensive presentation summarizing the research, designs, and strategic recommendations, ensuring the Moose app is well-positioned for future development and market adoption.
Providing specialized, in-depth knowledge and general industry insights for a comprehensive understanding.
Sharing knowledge in specific technical skills, techniques, methodologies required for the project.
Direct involvement in project tasks, offering guidance, and demonstrating techniques.
Providing access to necessary tools, software, and resources required for project completion.
Scheduled check-ins to discuss progress, address challenges, and provide feedback.
Supported causes
The global challenges this project addresses, aligning with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Learn more about all 17 SDGs here.
About the company
JAZZ Solar Solutions (JAZZ) is a developer of innovative community solar and battery solutions. JAZZ was founded in 2009 by Ketan Bhalla (MSc Electrical Engineering University of Alberta. 2 patents), a serial entrepreneur who strives to be a catalyst of meaningful change. Ketan’s previous ventures have disrupted digital power (CHiL Semiconductor, now Infineon) and the optical internet (CeyBa $100M venture capital; Sybarus acquired by Lucent). JAZZ has served over 15 First Nations communities, farmers, schools and homeowners. JAZZ has developed over 30MW of Solar PV; built over 500 solar PV systems, and delivered 10 Community Energy Plans. JAZZ and LDML First Nation won the 2017 Game Changer Award for an innovative community solar + battery + hot water solution. JAZZ along with TTN, Oneida, Wiikwemkoong and LDMLFN won the 2021 OSEA award for best in class in renewable energy for First Nations Community Solar.
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