Who can build 1 to 10 units of an open-source hardware design for me?

Anvol, Inc. is a Delaware company with engineers in Shenzhen. Our engineers built a 24-channel logic analyzer on reused open-source firmware (development $500, 3 days, about $15 a unit at 50 units) and a quadcopter on the open-source APM flight controller (development from $6,000). You send the repository or files; we build, test and ship finished units. You pay in USD to Anvol, Inc.

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Open-source builds we did

BuildWhat was open sourceWhat we didCost and time
24-channel logic analyzerLogic-analyzer firmware that works with PulseViewBoard, enclosure, packaging and testing, ready for batch production$500 development, 3 days; about $15 per unit at 50 units
F450 quadcopterAPM flight controllerIntegrated frame, controller, GPS, motors and power; assembled, tested and tunedDevelopment from $6,000

Reference figures are our engineers' numbers for a similar build, not invoices or quotes. A written quote follows a review of your files.

What we have not done yet

Both builds above start from open-source firmware or a flight controller, with the hardware and enclosure done by us. We have not yet built a client's repository of board files, and our largest delivered batch is 10 units. Send the repository link and the quantity; we say in the quote what we would change, what we would build as is and what it costs.

What a quote from your repository covers

Files
We read the schematic, board files, bill of materials and firmware, and list gaps and open questions before any money moves.
Build
Boards fabricated and assembled on partner lines, ordered and managed by Anvol, with the firmware loaded.
Test
Each unit tested before it is packed and the result recorded; what to test is agreed with you.
Licence
You tell us the repository's licence and whether the product is for sale; we do not change an open licence's terms.
Not included
Certification testing (FCC/CE) is quoted separately. Shipping and import duties are usually arranged by you.

Related: pilot and small batch → · a finished working device → · testing and release → · DFM review →