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ELECTRONIC PROTOTYPING

Our electronic prototyping services bring your concepts to life through the seamless integration of precision hardware with robust firmware. By synchronizing the development and prototyping of bespoke PCBAs, sourced electrical components, custom wiring harnesses and onboard firmware, we produce fully functional electro-mechanical prototypes that bridge the gap between idea and a market-ready product.

Whether you are refining circuit efficiency, validating software performance, or housing your electronics in a custom enclosure, our multidisciplinary prototype services ensure technical accuracy at every stage. We deliver the speed and consistency required to produce high-fidelity prototypes ready for rigorous field testing and investor demonstrations.

ELECTRONIC PROTOTYPE SERVICES

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PCB + PCBA DESIGN

Bespoke PCBA design and prototyping

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HARDWARE TESTING

Electronic system design and testing

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FIRMWARE INTEGRATION

Bespoke firmware development

THE ADVANTAGES OF ELECTRONIC PROTOTYPING

Early collaboration between designer and electronic engineer ensures that hardware, firmware and user interfaces are aligned from the very start of development. The more development that is put into early electronic test rigs, the more robust the system will be come production.

 

By aligning product design and electronic engineering our electronics team can ensure that an electrical system is practical, cost-effective and feasible, while ensuring the design vision is realised in a production-viable system. Our designers can ensure that the electronics function, and are packaged, in a way which maximises user experience without sacrificing on the products form. 

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PROTOTYPE FAQs

How do I make an electronic prototype of my idea?

First, we will guide you through electronic development to explore the functionality of your electrical system, to design schematics and bespoke electronic assemblies. 


Once the design is ready, we use a range of prototyping techniques - such as PCBA printing, hardware and firmware integration - to produce a functional prototype tailored to your project’s needs.

How do I make a PCB prototype for my product?

Once the product functionality is established, our engineers will design PCB schematics, layouts and create a bill of materials. These will be sent to specialist manufactures who will create a PCB and populate it with the required components.

Why would I need to produce a bespoke PCB prototype?

Bespoke PCBs will result in cheaper production costs and allow for optimised performance and size within your product.

How much does it cost to make an electronic prototype?

The cost to create an electronic prototype can vary depending on the complexity and functionality requirements of your product. A simple circuit to power a motor could cost a few hundred pounds. However, a complex system that powers multiple functions at high power, such as an EV charger will cost upwards of ten thousand pounds.

How much does it cost to make a PCB prototype?

Producing a bespoke PCB and populating it depends on its functionality, amount of compoents and the complexity of its layout. They can start from a hundred pounds and reach over a thousand pounds.

How long does it take to make an electronic prototype?

The production of an electronic prototype ranges from between 3 - 5 weeks to make, assemble and test. Depending on the functionality.

How many electronic prototypes do I need?

You will need several electronic prototypes to refine your electronic system, from a proof-of-concept to a manufacture ready product. This will normally take at least 2 prototypes of various levels of manufacture readiness.

What can I use an electronic prototype for?

Electronic prototypes vary in their level. From proof-of-concept prototypes used to test basic functionality to fully working prototypes which can be used for product testing, user trials and standards testing.

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