Product Development

We help you throughout the entire process from idea to finished product.

Prototype Manufacturing

With all the knowledge, technology, and equipment in house, we can quickly produce prototypes or implement rapid changes.

Technical Documentation

We help you with technical documentation and ensure compliance with requirements from relevant standards and regulations.

Drawing Documentation

Projects are delivered with relevant documentation such as 3D files, renderings, electrical schematics, construction drawings, or templates and manufacturing processes.

Production Engineering

We have extensive experience in production engineering and help you develop the optimal production technology for a product with high quality and cost-efficient manufacturing.

Quality Assurance

You receive help with documentation, processes, traceability, and manufacturing processes for the highest possible quality assurance of your finished product.

Mechanical Processing

With our modern machinery, we can perform a wide range of processing methods in an incredible variety of materials and formats.

Electrical Design

With our broad expertise and extensive experience in electrical design, we handle everything from standard cabling to advanced automation.

Mechanical Manufacturing

In addition to handling classic mechanical manufacturing for you, we can also help you develop jigs, templates, and processes for your own manufacturing.

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Step by Step

We help you through all stages of product development, or with the stages where you are having difficulty moving forward.

• Step 1 - Concept Study
• Step 2 - Proof of Concept (PoC)
• Step 3 - Development/Prototype
• Step 4 - Testing & Validation
• Step 5 - Implementation

Step 1 - Concept Study.

This is the foundation of the entire project. Here we examine the core idea from many aspects such as requirements, strategy, and market analysis before diving deeper into planning, functionality, strategy, and expected results, among other things. This part of the product development process usually results in a planned roadmap and a visualization in the form of a simple CAD drawing, a process map, or a boilerplate.

Step 2 - Proof of Concept (PoC)

Now it is time to test and prove that the product is functionally feasible, and a Proof of Concept (early prototype) is developed to ensure that the product can be manufactured technically, to get an idea of whether it is economically viable, and to get a sense of the design and user experience.
This step generates a PoC for further development.

Step 3 - Development and prototype

This is the largest and most extensive step in the process. Here we develop one or more real prototypes, where the product undergoes extensive testing to evaluate, develop, and refine, for example, design, usability, manufacturing technology, economics, quality, and material selection.
After this step, there is a finished prototype to take further in the process.

Step 4 - Testing and validation

Now it is time to test the product fully. This process can often be the step that takes the longest in product development, but it is extremely important for the quality of the final product, as this is the last step in refining the product. 
All tests and previous development must be evaluated, and we must ensure that the result meets all the product requirements we have set. Production technology and the manufacturing process must also be reviewed to determine whether the product is economically viable on the market.

This step usually concludes with the manufacture of a finished product.

Step 5 - Implementation

It is time to conclude the project and move forward with the product to possible production, marketing, implementation, or launch.

The final step of the process concludes with delivery of the finished product, and depending on what requirements were defined earlier, this may mean that we, for example, hand over manufacturing documentation, drawing documentation, documentation, process maps, or continue helping you with future manufacturing, sales, or product launch.