A little clarity.
A better starting point.

Yes. Send your concept and explain what it needs to do. An image is a starting point; dimensions, materials, electronics, and other engineering details may still need to be developed. We will identify those gaps and agree the scope before work begins.

Yes, you can submit the electronics and mechanical requirements as one project. We review the boards, components, housing, interfaces, assembly, and testing together, and confirm which work is included in the proposal.

No. Tell us whether you have a concept, engineering files, or an existing prototype. The engineering work needed to make a design buildable is scoped separately from manufacturing.

You can request one prototype. Feasibility, minimum component purchases, tooling, and setup costs depend on the design and process. We confirm them in your proposal.

We review your files, quantity, materials, sourcing, assembly, and testing needs. The proposal identifies engineering, parts, fabrication, tooling, testing, and shipping costs as applicable, plus the milestones required before the schedule starts.

We agree the design revision and acceptance criteria before a build. If a change is needed, its scope, price, and schedule impact are confirmed before additional work. Test results and any required follow-up are reviewed against the agreed criteria.

Yes. Choose “Request an NDA first” in the project form. Send only a non-confidential description at this stage. We will discuss the agreement before you share confidential files.

Include your destination country in the inquiry. Shipping options, restrictions, costs, and any customs or tax responsibilities are confirmed in the proposal for your project.

No. The starting point can be an AI-assisted concept, a sketch, CAD files, PCB files, or an existing prototype. What matters is the intended product and the information available to build it.