Process
A fast path from design to manufacturable prototype—and a production-ready plan.
Engagement begins with a paid Manufacturability & Plan Session that identifies risks, clarifies ranges, and defines the simplest next step.
Paid
Manufacturability & Plan Session
A structured working session to align the build approach before time is spent on expensive prototype loops.
- Risks + DFM actions
- Process/material direction
- Supplier strategy outline
- Timeline/budget ranges
- Next-step execution plan
Clarity
Decisions locked early
After the session, you have a plan that your team can execute—or you can extend the engagement through prototype and ramp readiness.
Typical follow-on: DFM package, prototype sprint, supplier onboarding, pilot/ramp plan.
Session
Manufacturability & Plan
- Clarify constraints, target performance, and environment
- Identify DFM risks and critical assumptions
- Select process/material direction
- Outline supplier strategy and cost drivers
- Risk list + recommended actions
- Timeline and budget ranges
- Prototype build plan and next steps
Preview
DFM
DFM package + costed BOM direction
- DFM/DFMA refinements to geometry and assemblies
- Costed BOM direction and cost driver management
- Vendor-ready drawing/spec set
- Build package (CAD + drawings)
- Assumptions sheet for quoting
- BOM and sourcing plan
Preview
Prototype
Prototype build planning + execution
- Plan the build sequence and test points
- Fixture/tooling needs for repeatable results
- Iterate with controlled scope changes
- Prototype build plan
- Revision log and updated build package
- Validation checklist
Preview
Ramp
Pilot + production ramp readiness
- Supplier onboarding and quality checkpoints
- Pilot build planning and documentation
- Packaging/handling and field service considerations
- Pilot build plan
- QC checkpoints and acceptance criteria
- Ramp readiness checklist
Preview
Next step
Book a Manufacturability & Plan Session.
Share your design and constraints. You’ll receive clear risks, ranges, and the execution plan.