Requirements and feasibility
Clarify the need, compare alternatives and estimate complexity and cost before full development.
We design parts, mechanisms and assemblies for new and existing products — from 3D CAD and drawings to prototypes, testing and production preparation.
Good mechanical design connects product requirements, how the mechanism works, materials and manufacturing. We provide the engineering outputs needed to test decisions and move forward.
Clarify the need, compare alternatives and estimate complexity and cost before full development.
Develop mechanisms, assemblies, materials, plastics and electronics integration into a manufacturable product.
Prepare models, drawings, specifications and engineering documentation for suppliers and review.
Build, operate and measure a prototype, then improve the design based on what we learn.
Complete the BOM, production package, quotations, supplier information and quality controls.
Review an existing assembly or product and update the design for better use, assembly or production.
Every design decision should work in the model, on the assembly bench and with the supplier.
Requirements, users, constraints and test points make the problem clear.
Mechanisms, materials, assemblies and interfaces are reviewed in CAD before building.
Operate, measure and iterate until the product meets the defined requirements.
Complete the documentation, BOM and supplier information needed to move forward.
A mechanical assembly, hands-on integration and an engineered system — evidence of the work between design and testing.
Deliverables are agreed around the product stage and the tests it needs.
3D CAD, drawings and specifications for engineering work.
A model for testing the operating principle, findings and recommendations.
Parts list, supplier information and documentation for manufacturing.
Practical recommendations for further development, testing or production.
Tell us what already exists, what the product needs to do and where you need engineering support. We will get back to you to define the right scope of work.