Hardware Design

Prototyping & DFM

The first board is a question. We help you get a clear answer before you order a thousand.

Assembled prototype enclosure beside a PCB on a lab bench

Stay through the ugly first power-on

We capture every jumper, every swapped part, and every “we will fix it later.” Later becomes the next gerbers. DFM notes go to your CM in a form they can price.

Bring-upThermal checksDFMCost-downCM pack
Embedded board with jumper wires on a bring-up bench

How the work runs

01

Assemble

Prototype support with a punch list, not a hope that the first board just works.

02

Power-on

A bring-up plan. We stay in the lab for the ugly hour, not just the photo.

03

Validate

Thermal, mechanical, and the tests your field environment actually cares about.

04

DFM

Notes, cost-down, and a package a contract manufacturer can quote.

What you leave with

A second-spin plan, not a mysterious pile of reworked boards.

  • Prototype assembly support
  • Power-on and bring-up
  • Thermal and mechanical checks
  • DFM and cost-down notes

Fit

Teams between a working breadboard and a factory quote.

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Let’s build the next piece together

Tell us what you are shipping. We will map the work, the team, and a first delivery date.