Everything it takes to
build a physical product.
Three core service areas — industrial design, prototyping, and advanced CAD — structured to cover the full development path, or exactly the slice you need.
Product Development
& Industrial Design
Form language, product architecture, ergonomics, CMF direction, ideation, sketching, CAD design, DFM, and AI-powered visualization. Built for new products, redesigns, and product line extensions. We develop the design language, architecture, and engineering intent before a single production file is opened.
- ●New consumer or hardware products from scratch
- ●Existing product redesigns and second-gen development
- ●Product line extensions and family architecture
- ●Founders who need a full design + engineering partner
Which service
do you need?
Not sure which service fits your situation? This matrix maps common client types to the service areas that are most relevant.
| Who You Are | Product Dev & ID | Prototyping | Advanced CAD |
|---|---|---|---|
Founder with an idea, no files Starting from scratch | ● | ◐ | — |
Founder with sketches or renders Has direction, needs CAD + DFM | ● | ● | ◐ |
Team with CAD, needs surfacing Files exist, quality isn't there yet | — | — | ● |
Team ready to prototype CAD approved, needs physical build | — | ● | — |
Pre-production DFM review needed Going to tooling, want a second opinion | — | — | ● |
Full development partner needed Idea → handoff, end to end | ● | ● | ● |
● Primary ◐ Likely included — Not required
Available as part
of any engagement.
These aren't separate products — they're capabilities we bring into engagements as needed. No extra agency needed.
AI Concept Visualization
Rapid AI-generated product concepts for early-stage direction setting and stakeholder alignment — before committing to CAD.
Product Rendering
Studio-quality renders from CAD for marketing, investor decks, and pre-production approvals. Accurate material and lighting simulation.
Exploded View Drawings
Assembly exploded views and technical illustration for manuals, patent applications, and manufacturing documentation.
BOM & Spec Documentation
Bill of materials, component specifications, and manufacturing notes packaged for handoff to suppliers and contract manufacturers.
Common
questions.
Still not sure which service is right for you? Read through, or reach out directly — we'll tell you exactly what makes sense without a sales pitch.
Yes — all three services are available as standalone engagements. If you already have industrial design done and just need CAD and surfacing, we can scope exactly that. If you have production-ready CAD and just need prototypes built, same thing. We scope around what you actually need, not what fills a package.
We work across SolidWorks, Rhino 3D, KeyShot, and Fusion 360 depending on the project requirements. For organic surfacing we use Rhino + T-Splines or SubD workflows. Final deliverables can be exported in STEP, IGES, STL, or native formats depending on what your manufacturer or next vendor needs.
Generally yes — consumer electronics, lifestyle products, hardware, tools, medical devices, and beyond. The design and engineering fundamentals apply across categories. We'll flag upfront if a project requires specialized domain knowledge we don't have, rather than pretend.
It depends heavily on product complexity and scope. A focused Sprint (single deliverable) can be 1–3 weeks. A full Project from concept through manufacturing handoff typically runs 8–20 weeks depending on the number of prototype iterations and revision cycles. We'll give you a timeline estimate in the proposal — and flag when scope changes affect it.
As little as an idea and 30 minutes of your time. If you have existing files, references, or research, bring them — but they're not required. We'll ask the right questions to understand the product, the market, the constraints, and what success looks like. Everything else we can build from there.
Yes — as part of Phase 5 (Manufacturing & Production) on the How We Work track, or as an add-on to any CAD/prototyping engagement. We help identify and vet manufacturers, prepare RFQ packages, review tooling quotes, and stay engaged through first-article inspection. We don't disappear at the file handoff.
Ready to build
something real?
Tell us what you're building and where you are in the process. We'll map out the right service and scope — no generic proposals.