Make the next iteration count

Prototyping answers design questions about form, fit and function. Short-run production makes low-volume parts and assemblies while keeping process selection, inspection and production readiness in view.

Your CAD or drawings, the intended use, expected quantities and any practical constraints, plus the questions you want the build to answer.

Depending on the part and quantity: CNC machining, urethane casting and additive manufacturing, with the process chosen to suit the material, tolerances and volume.

Yes. We review materials, tolerances, manufacturing processes and assembly details, and use virtual validation to check the design before committing to a physical build.

Acceptance criteria are agreed at the start. Builds are inspected against them, and findings are documented so design changes can be resolved before the next release.

Yes. We connect prototype learning with production handover, including simulation-led production review, NPI, inspection and supplier support.

We close the feedback loop: document the findings, resolve design changes and plan the next release, whether that is another iteration or a limited production run.

Both. We build individual parts as well as complete assemblies, including enclosures and integrated products such as PettiPOD and the BESS enclosure.

It depends on the design, the processes involved and the quantities. We confirm the timeline once the scope, build method and acceptance criteria are agreed.