Functional objectives and available modules
List modules, target inputs and outputs, and functions to test; module count does not define completion.
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Connect the modules. Test the idea.
Combine compute modules, sensors, interfaces and structural parts around a defined function. Review installation, power and connections before basic functional testing.
Configuration, cost and scope follow assessment
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WHAT YOU RECEIVEIntegrated prototype and assembly notesModule configuration and interface listIntegration test records and handover
01 / PREPARATION
Establish the conditions from what you have.
Information need not be complete at first, but critical assumptions must be agreed before making.
Interface documentation, versions and permissions
Review protocols, documentation versions, dependencies and third-party permissions.
Space, mounting and power conditions
Check mounting interference, cabling and power conditions before integration tests.
02 / WORKFLOW
Organize every step around the outcome.
Define goals & modules
Review fit & interfaces
Assemble & integrate
Verify & hand over
How results are verified
Check connections, assembly and operation against agreed functions. Record test conditions, module versions, issues and unverified items for the next iteration.
- Integrated prototype and assembly notes
- Module configuration and interface list
- Integration test records and handover
Scope boundaries
Production, certification, underlying hardware design and additional software development are not included by default. Confirm third-party permissions and interface access first.
Include requirements in your briefRelevant development tasks
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.