Your environment impacts your performance.
Without ever being truly identified.
Sorinea reveals what remains unseen.
Up to 20–30% of operational time is affected — without being identified or measured.
Every day, in your spaces
The environment acts far beyond its visible function, and can generate spatial fatigue.
Light, noise, colours, flow, ergonomics, spatial cues: all factors that continuously shape the daily experience.
Field observations
In comparable environments, we observe:
5 to 8 km
walked per person per day
20 to 30%
of time spent in suboptimal conditions
3 to 6 min
between each interruption
15 to 25 min
lost per workstation per day
What this represents in practice:
+1h
of productive time recovered per person / day
–20 to 40%
reduction in unnecessary movement
–30%
fewer interruptions
Financial impact
For a team of 10 people:
CHF 100,000
recoverable per year
How do you measure the real impact of the environment on your daily operations —
and the spatial fatigue it generates?
Our approach
Make it visible.
Measurable.
Actionable.
Understand
What truly impacts your teams
Measure
With precision, without adding complexity
Prioritise
High-impact friction zones
Improve
How your spaces actually function
Innovation
The Spatial Fatigue Index
Sorinea has developed an innovative analytical framework to make this impact visible, measurable and actionable: IFS
The SFI is a score based on 4 dimensions:
A tool designed to objectify what, until now, relied on intuition.
Measured impacts
What this changes in reality
Before
fragmented work, fatigue, inefficiency
After
fluidity, continuity, productive time
This translates directly into time recovered every day
(up to 1 hour per person, per day)
You gain a clear reading, a basis for decision-making, and measurable results.
The environment becomes a strategic lever.
Without measurement, the environment remains an uncontrolled variable.
With Sorinea, it becomes a decision-making asset.
Contact
Let's talk about your environment
to identify your invisible losses
Want to understand what your environment truly produces on a daily basis and identify your friction zones?
A first conversation can already reveal concrete insights.
