Engineering services

From a circuit board to a complete workflow.

Engineering support for the electronics, instruments, and software around your product or research. Engage a single discipline or connect several around one system.

Scope and handoff

Choose the expertise your project needs.

These scopes and deliverables illustrate the work we can discuss. We agree requirements, evaluation criteria, and the handoff before development begins.

01 / Electronics & integration

PCB design and development

Develop a circuit board around the functions, interfaces, and physical constraints of your product. Work can span schematic design, component selection, layout, manufacturing preparation, and prototype bring-up, or focus on an existing design that needs revision.

Discuss a board design

Scope can include

  • Circuit architecture, power requirements, and interface definition
  • Schematic design and component selection
  • PCB layout and preparation for fabrication and assembly
  • Prototype bring-up, troubleshooting, and design iteration

Example deliverables

  • Schematics, PCB layout, and an annotated bill of materials
  • Fabrication and assembly files for an agreed supplier workflow
  • Bring-up notes documenting checks, findings, and recommended revisions

A useful starting point

What should the board do, what must it connect to, and what design work already exists?

02 / Electronics & integration

Electronics assembly

Bring board designs and components into assembled electronics for prototypes and integrated systems. Define the build configuration, review assembly inputs, and plan the inspection and functional checks needed to understand each build before the next development step.

Discuss an assembly

Scope can include

  • Bill of materials, component availability, and assembly preparation
  • PCB assembly and integration of connectors and subassemblies
  • Rework and configuration changes during development
  • Inspection, functional checks, and build documentation

Example deliverables

  • Assembled boards or electronic subassemblies to an agreed build configuration
  • Assembly notes, component substitutions, and configuration records
  • Functional-check results and a list of unresolved issues

A useful starting point

Do you have board files, a bill of materials, components, or an existing assembly, and how will the build be used?

03 / Electronics & integration

Product integration

Resolve the interfaces between boards, sensors, mechanical parts, firmware, and applications. Bring the pieces into an integrated prototype, with the enclosures, fixtures, or test hardware needed to evaluate how the system behaves in its intended use.

Discuss integration

Scope can include

  • System architecture and electrical, mechanical, and data interfaces
  • Sensor, board, enclosure, and power integration
  • Firmware and application connections
  • Prototype fixtures, integration checks, and technical handoff

Example deliverables

  • An integrated prototype or subsystem for the agreed evaluation
  • Interface definitions, wiring information, and integration documentation
  • Test procedures, observed results, and remaining integration work

A useful starting point

Which parts of the system already exist, where do they need to connect, and what is preventing them from working together?

04 / Vision, measurement & spatial

Computer vision

Develop an image, video, or 3D-data workflow around a defined observation or inspection task. Establish the inputs and evaluation method, implement the processing, and examine performance on representative data before integrating it into the wider application.

Discuss computer vision

Scope can include

  • Capture requirements, data preparation, and evaluation design
  • Image processing, feature detection, and scene analysis
  • Reconstruction and geometric processing of 3D data
  • Application integration and review of errors and operating limits

Example deliverables

  • A processing pipeline or application component for agreed inputs
  • An evaluation report showing results, error cases, and limitations
  • Data specifications, configuration, and integration documentation

A useful starting point

What should the images reveal, what sample data is available, and under which conditions will the system operate?

05 / Vision, measurement & spatial

Metrology

Develop a measurement workflow for a specific part, geometry, or change. Define the quantity of interest, reference approach, and evaluation conditions, then examine repeatability and uncertainty so the results can be interpreted for the intended decision.

Discuss a measurement

Scope can include

  • Measurement requirements and reference-method planning
  • Dimensional inspection and geometric comparison workflows
  • Repeatability studies and uncertainty assessment
  • Measurement reporting and integration with experiment records

Example deliverables

  • A measurement plan with references, conditions, and acceptance criteria
  • Analysis of measurement results, repeatability, and uncertainty
  • Reports and documented procedures for the agreed workflow

A useful starting point

What do you need to measure, what decision depends on it, and what reference data or methods are available?

06 / Vision, measurement & spatial

GIS and spatial analysis

Connect geographic data, imagery, and measurements around a location-based question. Prepare and align the source data, develop the analysis or map, and document assumptions and limitations so the result can support planning, asset understanding, or further investigation.

Discuss a spatial project

Scope can include

  • Geospatial data preparation, cleaning, and integration
  • Coordinate systems, spatial alignment, and data-quality review
  • Mapping, spatial queries, and geographic analysis
  • Asset and site information workflows

Example deliverables

  • Prepared geospatial datasets with documented sources and transformations
  • Maps, visualizations, or an analysis application for the agreed question
  • Analysis outputs with methods, assumptions, and data limitations

A useful starting point

Which locations or assets matter, what geographic data do you have, and what question should the map or analysis answer?

Manufacturing that supports the system.

Mechanical prototypes, enclosures, fixtures, and test hardware can be scoped alongside electronics and integration work. We plan these around the build and the evaluation it needs to support.

You don’t need a finished specification.

Start with what exists, what you need it to do, and the constraints that matter. We can define the work from there.

Discuss your project