Questions founders usually ask
No. An idea, a sketch, a block diagram or an existing prototype is enough for an engineer to begin scoping the project. We'll help turn it into requirements together.
Probably not. We work on single-board projects as well as full product programs — your project doesn't have to be huge to get real engineering attention.
Hardware complexity varies too much for a fixed price list. After reviewing your requirements, we provide an engineering estimate scoped to your project rather than a generic quote.
Yes — this is one of the most common starting points we see. We convert dev-board prototypes into custom, production-oriented PCBs.
Your submission is reviewed by our engineering team to prepare a response. If you're sharing sensitive files, you can request an NDA before sending detailed documentation.
Both. We support design through to DFM, vendor coordination, PCB fabrication, assembly and pilot production.
Whatever you already have — a description of what the product should do, any constraints you know about (size, power, environment), and roughly how many units you're eventually thinking about. Nothing on that list is mandatory.
It depends entirely on scope — a single-board redesign moves much faster than a new product architected from scratch. We'll give you a realistic timeline once we understand the requirements.
Yes. We regularly pick up existing schematics, PCBs or partially completed designs for revision, cost-down or continuation.
Yes, on request, before you need to share sensitive documentation.
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