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See it run before it is made
We build the part or machine in CAD and run it in simulation first. Two recent ones, below. On a 20-minute call we show yours.

What we do
Product and mechanical design
Parametric CAD from your sketch, drawing or old part, built around the datasheets of every bought component, with drawings and tolerances for the factory.
PCB design and assembly
Schematic, layout and design-rule checks, then boards made, assembled and tested with your enclosure.
Workshops and small buildings
Floor layouts for a workshop, a lab or a small production hall: stations, flow of material and people, power and storage, checked in a 3D model before anything is built.
Production line setup and automation
Stations, fixtures, printers or moulds and robot cells for your volume, simulated week by week for bottleneck and cost per unit, then set up and automated.
One sprint, five steps
- DesignParametric CAD from your sketch, drawing or existing model, following the datasheets of every bought part.
- CheckEvery design is checked before anything is made: mesh and CAD checks, printability, PCB design rules, and physics simulation of how it moves and holds.
- PrototypePrinted on our farm, each print watched by camera, fitted with the real parts and photographed. Shipped to you.
- Production lineA simulated line for your volume: stations, operators, printers or moulds, bottleneck, cost per unit and payback.
- FactoryQuotes from factories for the volume parts.
Huey, a walking robot
Designed, checked and printed by us: every printed part, 192 screws in 6 sizes, a step-by-step assembly book, and a simulated line that plans how many a small farm can make per week.
Production line planner
A/B layouts, operators, printers and costs simulated over weeks, with the bottleneck and cost per unit. Open it.
Engineering sprint
One product or subassembly, two weeks: CAD, checks, a printed and fitted prototype shipped to you, and a production plan with cost per unit.
EUR 690 fixed
Scale-up
After the sprint: tooling and factory quotes, a pilot run, and the line plan updated with real numbers.
Quoted after the sprint
Try it live
These run in your browser now. They are the same tools we run our own workshop with.
Factory twinWalk a factory floor, follow one lot, change a station and see the flow move.Open →
Production line plannerA robot line simulated week by week: stations, operators, bottleneck, cost per unit.Open →
Building twinA real clinic's five consultant models merged into one live 3D twin. Click any element.Open →
3D mold studioOpen, close and turn a printed casting mold in your browser.Open →