Electronics and PCB design
Analogue and digital design, power, sensing, interfaces and suitable wired or wireless connectivity, followed by prototypes and design verification.
Discuss this scopeTurn your connected-product or multidisciplinary product brief into a validated, manufacturable product. You keep the product decisions and own the agreed project-specific IP.

We define the architecture and interfaces against your requirements, then bring the agreed disciplines together under one delivery lead. Scope, partner-delivered operations, milestones and acceptance stay explicit.
A modern stack with a bias toward open source. What we hand over runs on technologies your team can inspect, extend and hire for.
Low-power firmware on current MCU families, plus embedded Linux builds tailored to the product.
Schematics and PCB layout in open design files you can open, review and manufacture anywhere — no subscription lock-in.
Services, APIs and data pipelines built for the customer-selected infrastructure and data destination.
Operator interfaces and dashboards on mainstream web technologies your team can maintain.
One maintained codebase for iOS and Android when a mobile companion is part of the brief.
Automated builds, tests and deployments from firmware to cloud keep every delivery reproducible.
We prefer open-source technologies for the engineering work we deliver: your product keeps open toolchains and design files — not vendor subscriptions.
The specification and contract define what is created for you, what is pre-existing or third-party, how acceptance works and what you receive at handover.
You own the agreed project-specific IP and receive the contracted design, source, test and production artifacts.
Pre-existing know-how, reusable tools, third-party and open-source components stay with their existing owners or applicable licenses.
We turn the brief into documented requirements, milestones, assumptions, demonstrations and acceptance criteria that you approve.
Manufacturing, compliance, support, warranty, change control and lifecycle ownership are assigned explicitly for the chosen route.
Each stage produces a decision, artifact or evidence for the next commitment. Commercial model, IP, acceptance and change control are settled before they become delivery risk.
We confirm that the need requires connected-product or multidisciplinary engineering and can sign your NDA before the first technical discussion.
We examine the product, users, outcome, current work, constraints, budget path, timing, compliance, production intent and ownership expectations.
We define enough architecture, specification, assumptions, risks, milestones and acceptance to support a responsible proposal.
We select time and material, fixed time and price, or a production-volume commitment basis and define scope, change control, deliverables and IP.
The team works iteratively, showing working outputs and recording decisions, dependencies, risks and changes throughout delivery.
We test against agreed requirements and prepare the scoped certification, pilot, sourcing, production-test and manufacturing workstreams.
We deliver contracted artifacts and training, then confirm licenses, manufacturing, support and roadmap responsibilities for the next stage.
Industry and geography do not replace fit. The strongest briefs have a product owner, a budget path, a real next milestone and a need for accountable multidisciplinary delivery.
New connected product / Connected extension / Product-system change
Specialist capacity / Delivery window / One accountable prime
Named product owner / Credible funding / Bounded next stage
Bespoke physical device / Customer-owned product outcome
Active opportunity / Genuine custom design / Defined ownership
Useful answers before we review your brief. The exact scope, ownership and obligations are always recorded in the proposal and contract.
A connected product or multidisciplinary product or system that needs design or meaningful change across disciplines. A bounded physical prototype or standalone manufacture from a released package is a different service scope.
You own the agreed project-specific IP. The contract identifies customer foreground deliverables, pre-existing background technology, third-party and open-source components, licenses and transfer conditions before development starts.
The contract lists the design, source, test, production and training artifacts included in your scope. Acceptance, reproducibility, ongoing support and any licensed components are defined explicitly.
We use time and material for evolving or uncertain work, fixed time and price when scope and acceptance are stable, or terms tied to a credible production-volume commitment. The suitable model follows requirements review.
Only when the specification, acceptance criteria, dependencies, customer obligations and change-control process are stable. Otherwise we first use discovery or time and material to reduce uncertainty.
No authority decision can be guaranteed. Where scoped, we design with certification in mind, arrange relevant tests and approvals, review evidence and address agreed remediation.
Yes, where production is part of the Engineering development agreement or a production-volume commitment. Standalone supply from a released customer package requires a formal handoff to the appropriate manufacturing scope.
We can sign your NDA before the first technical discussion. We reply within two business days; the first consultation is non-binding and identifies fit, major unknowns and the smallest useful next step.
Tell us about the product, user, problem, current stage, disciplines, constraints, target date, budget path, production intent and ownership expectations. We will reply within two business days with a proposed next step and consultation date.
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