POC Proof-of-concept development services

Reverse Engineering

If you need to save time on developing the basic functionality of a device, reverse engineering can help. Due to its relatively simple implementation, it helps to focus on a new functionality or improvement of the user characteristics of an existing product.

Reverse-engineering still involves a proof-of-concept stage, to show its potential and feasibility in real-world settings.The moment you understand how your competitor's product works, or at least get a basic assumption, you need to assemble a model of your device and test the approach.

Feasibility Studies

Proof of concept prototyping is based on the roadmap that was developed during the Feasibility Study. It helps us structure our approach to testing the feasibility of developed ideas. By assessing the technical level of the product beforehand, and making the concept of a device, we will not create an "idea vs concept features" situation, but we will include both aspects. We are always observant and meticulous to how, and why, all proof of concept prototype tests are carried out. We clearly understand what and why is being tested at the proof of concept stage at a certain period of time. This gives us an insight into the definition of a proof of concept in this project.

Industrial Design

Soon after a proven concept, you will realize that your product needs to have an attractive design. The design should not only be attractive in physical form, but the developed product should also be user-friendly with the expected feature set. It means that you will need an industrial design for your product, which can, for instance, be a 3d model. It will help you wrap your previously tested ideas and solutions into a rudimentary product, and create the physical shape and size for it. You can, then, test the developed product by adding different features and developing design solutions in the model.

Idea & Concept Development

The initial stage of product development is to come up with the idea itself, but coming up with an idea can go in parallel with doing a proof of concept of it. In other words, you come up with an idea - you test it out. If it does not work, you come up with a new one and test it out as well, etc. The proof of concept model is done before the extensive design and engineering work begins, but nevertheless has some visual representation of how the concept works, since it consists of a relatively simple and undeveloped version of the desired final product. The PoC stage helps to validate assumptions about different product ideas and illustrate that a new product or idea can be successful.
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Low volume Manufacturing

Although your product has long since passed the proof of concept model stage, it should now be tested by real users. It will ensure that the product will indeed function properly upon a full rollout. Batch prototypes are usually tested on a small segment of the company's customer base.

Low volume Manufacturing is a more advanced phase of testing than both proof of concept and prototyping. It is, in fact, the final testing phase before beginning a full production of a new product.

Mechanical Engineering

We help develop products that already exist on the market and have a physical form. It is impossible to produce a mass-produced product without testing it beforehand and validating the concept.

To improve the viability of the prototype it is necessary to spend time and effort on designing different small details, improving the layout of the main assemblies, and using non-standard solutions. At the mechanical engineering stage it is shown how a prototype was made.