Services, by what you get back.

Each service lists who it is for, what you send, what we do, what you receive, and what it does not include. Most projects combine several.

Project evaluation

For: An idea, sketch or early prototype with open engineering questions.
You send: What you have: description, photos, files, target quantity and date.
We do: Check feasibility, architecture, part availability, mechanical fit and test approach.
You receive: Project summary, risk list, missing-information list, recommended next step, rough cost range.
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For: A dev-board or breadboard prototype that needs its own board, or a PCB that needs revising.
You send: Schematic or PCB files if you have them, photos of what works, a BOM if there is one.
We do: System architecture, schematic, PCB layout, power, sensors, MCU and communication. BOM cleanup, component sourcing and approved alternatives. PCBA and harnesses.
You receive: Schematic, PCB files, Gerbers, BOM with sources, assembled boards.
Cost depends on: Board complexity, number of revisions, part availability.
Not included: Certification testing (FCC/CE), quoted separately. Anything outside the written scope. Major scope changes are re-quoted before work continues.

For: Hardware that needs code it can ship with.
You send: Existing code or repository, or a description of how the device should behave.
We do: ESP32 and STM32, C/C++ and MicroPython, BLE and Wi-Fi, sensor drivers, motor control, data protocols, OTA updates, factory test programs.
You receive: Firmware source, factory test program, protocol and API notes.
Cost depends on: Number of features, connectivity, how much existing code can be reused.
Not included: Anything outside the written scope. Major scope changes are re-quoted before work continues.

For: Working boards that need a product body.
You send: Board dimensions, CAD if any, products whose look or feel you like.
We do: 3D printing, CNC, injection-molding preparation, battery and cable space, heat, screens, buttons and knobs, shipping protection, assembly and service access.
You receive: CAD files, printed or machined enclosures, assembled units.
Cost depends on: Process (printing, CNC or molding), finish, quantity.
Not included: Anything outside the written scope. Major scope changes are re-quoted before work continues.

For: A working prototype that has to be proven before a batch.
You send: The prototype or its files, and how you expect it to be used.
We do: Power-on, function and communication tests, structural checks, first-article inspection, design-for-manufacturing fixes, an issue log kept until every item is closed.
You receive: Test checklist, test report, test videos, production files.
Cost depends on: How many functions need testing, whether a test fixture is needed.
Not included: Certification testing (FCC/CE), quoted separately. Anything outside the written scope. Major scope changes are re-quoted before work continues.

For: A validated design you need more units of.
You send: Approved design files and BOM, or a prototype we built with you.
We do: Parts purchasing, PCBA, harnesses, assembly and packaging. Before the run we agree with you on fixtures, how each unit is tested and recorded, and how units are packed.
You receive: Tested units, batch record, packed shipment.
Cost depends on: Quantity, BOM, test time, packaging.
Not included: Shipping and import duties, certification. Anything outside the written scope. Major scope changes are re-quoted before work continues.