Bring together the engineering, sourcing, and hands-on work your product needs. Every project starts with a review of what is feasible.
Find the gaps between a promising design and something that can be made. We review materials, geometry, electronics, and assembly requirements with you.
An agreed engineering scope, design feedback, and any revised files included in your proposal.
Bring PCB files, a bill of materials, or an electronics concept. We review fabrication, assembly, component availability, and integration requirements.
Boards or electronic assemblies to the agreed specification. Component substitutions require your approval.
Develop the physical pieces around your idea: housings, brackets, mechanisms, and custom parts. Materials, fabrication methods, finishes, and tolerances are agreed per project.
Mechanical parts or an enclosure made to the approved design and inspection criteria.
Bring the parts together. Plan wiring, fit, assembly, firmware loading where agreed, and the checks that will demonstrate the prototype's intended functions.
An assembled prototype and the test records included in your project scope.
Once a prototype is approved, we can review a repeat build. Quantities, sourcing, tooling, quality checks, and delivery are assessed before a production commitment.
A quoted production plan based on a confirmed design revision and acceptance criteria.
Manufacturing processes, tolerances, quantities, materials, and turnaround times depend on your design. We confirm the scope and acceptance criteria in your proposal. A concept image may require additional engineering before manufacturing can be quoted.
Tell us about your project →Bring your concept, files, or prototype.
We’ll help figure out what comes next.