Define requirements
- INPUT
- Purpose, files or modules, quantity and expected results
- OUTPUT
- Scope and open questions
DELIVERY & VERIFICATION
A defined process.
A documented handover.
Define inputs, outcomes and approval points at each stage. Agree scope changes before proceeding.
Assess feasibility
- INPUT
- Dimensions, materials, interfaces and conditions
- OUTPUT
- Process or integration approach, limits and validation plan
Agree the proposal
- INPUT
- Revision, process, cost and checks
- OUTPUT
- Agreed scope, schedule and change process
Make and integrate
- INPUT
- Approved information, materials or modules
- OUTPUT
- Samples, a trial batch or integrated prototype
Check and document
- INPUT
- Agreed criteria, test conditions and methods
- OUTPUT
- Results, completed items and open issues
Handover and iterate
- INPUT
- Parts, records, configuration and instructions
- OUTPUT
- Handover list, next changes and support scope
BEFORE WE MAKE
Before we make.
Can I start with a sketch instead of a model?
Describe purpose, dimensions and outcomes first. We can then assess missing drawings and models. Complex modeling, reverse engineering and design are scoped separately.
Can you quote a price and delivery date immediately?
A quotation depends on files, materials, quantity, finishing, checks and delivery requirements. No fixed price, tolerance or lead time is promised before assessment.
Does prototype integration include production and certification?
Not by default. Prototypes verify agreed functions; production readiness, certification and additional development require separate assessment.
Can I upload drawings here?
This page does not receive files, analyze CAD or quote automatically. Prepare a brief, then attach files and send it from your email application.
START WITH WHAT YOU HAVE
Start with what you have.
Clarify the rest together.
Drawings, approved samples or module plans can all be a starting point.