PoC Development for a Physical Product

Initial research phase that defines the problem the product will solve and how it will create value. At this stage, the team assesses current conditions — whether building from scratch or improving an existing system — sets the scope of work, and identifies risks or bottlenecks. The outcome is a validated concept, with impractical ideas discarded and a plan for addressing issues before and after launch.

Tangible demonstration that an idea or concept is technically feasible. At this stage, The team relies on components and materials that are simple, readily available, and often temporary, such as basic breadboards, hobby-grade motors. The goal is to test key hypotheses, using minimal resources, and keep attention on the core objective.

Functional prototype developed on the basis of engineering calculations, with an optimized BOM, custom-designed electronics, and uniquely engineered mechanical parts. It is intended for field or laboratory testing.

Limited-scale production and deployment of the finished product to validate it under real operating conditions. At this stage, the team gathers user feedback, monitors performance in the field, and identifies any issues that only appear in day-to-day use. Insights from the pilot phase guide final adjustments before mass production.