Electronics development and production — from idea to finished batch

Costs range from a simple board to a complex multi-board product, so there is no single number. The main factors are the complexity of the circuit and the number of PCB layers, the processor and radio modules, whether firmware and an enclosure are included, how many prototype rounds are needed and the compliance requirements. We review your idea and give a fixed quote for a defined scope.

A simple board can reach a working prototype in a few weeks; a complex device usually takes longer. Timing depends on complexity, the number of prototype iterations and the lead time of components and manufacturing. For example, one of our industrial Ethernet switches went from concept to a batch-ready design in four weeks. Mass production adds its own lead time on top.

Yes. Many clients start with a sentence and a rough sketch. We assess feasibility, choose the architecture and components, and take the idea through schematic, PCB layout, firmware and enclosure to a working prototype.

The full package: schematics, PCB layout and Gerber files, bill of materials (BOM), firmware source code, enclosure files, test procedures and assembly documentation — everything a factory or another engineer needs to continue.

A prototype proves that the design works and is made in a few units. A pilot batch (typically tens to hundreds of units) checks that the product can be manufactured consistently and reveals production issues. Mass production is the full run, where the cost per unit is lowest. We help prepare and control all three stages.

Yes, we organise production with manufacturers in China — PCB fabrication, assembly, testing, packaging and shipping — and check quality before shipment. Minimum quantities depend on the product and the factory: prototypes can be a handful of units and small pilot batches are possible. Tell us the volume you have in mind and we will plan around it.

We work with common platforms such as ESP32 and STM32, and with wireless (Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 802.15.4), cameras, audio, power electronics and industrial networking, using KiCad and Altium. If you prefer a particular chip, we can build around it.

Yes. We can review an existing design, find weak points, reduce cost or add features, and prepare it for production. Send us the files or describe the problems you are seeing.

Certification is carried out by accredited test laboratories. We design the product with the requirements in mind, prepare the documentation and the device for testing, and can support you through the process.