We prep you for manufacturing and can shepherd pilot runs with your suppliers. We’re vendor-agnostic and help you qualify the right ones.

We design, prototype, validate, and prepare production-ready hardware—then help you stand it up with vendors. This includes product architecture, industrial design, mechanical, DFM/DFA, pilot runs, documentation, and compliance prep.

Our services are tailored for early-stage startups and operators who need senior hardware outcomes without hiring a full in-house team. We can act as your fractional hardware team or augment your existing team.

We design with compliance in mind and prepare documentation/test plans. For formal certifications, we coordinate with accredited labs.

We start with a quick intro call, followed by a 1–2-page brief. An optional Discovery Sprint (scoping, risks, plan, early DFM) can be conducted, leading to a milestone proposal. You'll know the deliverables, timeline, and owner for each gate.

Our deliverables include CAD drawings with GD&T and tolerance stacks, DFM notes and assembly flow, BOM with sourcing options, test/validation plans and results, vendor-ready packages (RFQs, PPAP-style docs when required), and build guides/service docs as needed.

We are based in NYC. We’re hands-on in the city and work remotely with clients/vendors elsewhere. On-site support and factory visits are available.

We focus on mobility, energy, and specialized devices—especially where reliability, safety, and cost control matter.

Yes. We’ll sign your MNDA (or use ours) and coordinate directly with your suppliers while keeping you in the loop.

Depends on scope, but we bias for speed with same-week prototyping when feasible and tight, milestone-based schedules. You’ll see dates at each gate.

You do. All project IP and files transfer to you upon payment, per the agreement.

Milestone-based projects or monthly retainers for ongoing work. Fixed price for discovery; then fixed or time-boxed blocks with clear deliverables. Get a tailored quote after the brief.

Cash engagements are standard. We occasionally discuss alternative structures for the right fit—case by case.