RAPID PROTOTYPING / DOMESTIC MANUFACTURING

Big ideas.
Built real.

Move from a promising concept to a prototype you can put to the test. Manufacturing, electronics, software, and design—brought together.

Explore our capabilities
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01 / OUR CAPABILITIES

The parts. The code.
The whole picture.

Get support for one technical challenge or connect the disciplines your prototype needs.

01 / MAKE

Additive manufacturing

Turn digital models into physical prototypes. Explore form, fit, and function through iterative builds.

Physical models · Fit checks · Iteration

02 / SHAPE

Subtractive manufacturing

Develop machined parts for hands-on evaluation. Refine the geometry and interfaces that bring an assembly together.

Machined prototypes · Parts · Assemblies

03 / CONNECT

Electronics design & development

Bring electrical functionality into your prototype, from circuit concepts to hardware integration.

Circuits · Controls · Integration

04 / PROGRAM

Software development

Build the software that makes your concept work, connecting prototype behavior with practical user experiences.

Applications · Interfaces · Prototype logic

05 / DESIGN

Digital & industrial design

Work through how a product looks, feels, and functions. Connect the physical experience with the digital one before committing to the next build.

Concept development · Product form · Digital experiences

02 / OUR APPROACH

Build to learn.
Refine to move forward.

A useful prototype answers a question. Start with what you need to learn, then shape the work around it.

  1. Define the challenge

    Identify the problem, constraints, and what a successful prototype needs to demonstrate.

  2. Connect the disciplines

    Choose the design, manufacturing, electronics, and software work that fits the challenge.

  3. Build, evaluate, refine

    Put the concept to the test and use what you learn to guide the next iteration.

03 / YOUR NEXT BUILD

What are you
working on?

A rough concept, a design in progress, or a specific technical hurdle. Start by putting the challenge into words.

Create a project brief below. It stays in your browser until you choose to download it; nothing is submitted.

Include your main challenge, constraints, and target timing.