Prototype-ready Design

The decision we help you make

You know what you want to explore or demonstrate, but the design still needs to be prepared for a chosen prototyping method. You need a handoff that communicates the intended form, function and level of detail.

Typical deliverables

• Prototype CAD or other design files in the agreed formats.
• Part, assembly and material specifications appropriate to the intended prototype.
• Notes identifying approximations and differences from a production design.
• A file handoff explaining the prototype’s purpose and open questions.

What to bring

• Your current concept or design files.
• What the prototype should help you learn or demonstrate.
• Required fidelity, functional elements and intended evaluation.
• Your chosen fabrication method and any file requirements from the supplier.

A scope shaped around your product

These are typical deliverables. Your brief brings the selected services together into a personalised scope. We review your inputs, clarify unknowns and agree outputs, responsibilities and timing before work begins.

We supply design files and specifications. Physical fabrication, purchasing and delivery are arranged separately by you.

A prototype prepared to explore form or function is not automatically suitable for production or proof of product performance.

See how the project process works