Product Prototyping — Brief to Working Unit
Offered by GyanKosh
Quote on request
End-to-end build of a working prototype: electronics, enclosure, firmware bring-up and a pilot batch when it is proven.
- Typical turnaround
- 14–60 working days
- Where the work is done
- GTTC Peenya, Bengaluru
Capabilities
- Proof-of-concept on development hardware
- Custom PCB design and bring-up
- Enclosure design for 3D print or sheet metal
- Firmware development and field testing
- Design for manufacture review
- Pilot batches of 10 to 50 units
- Documentation and handover pack
Materials
ESP32 / STM32 / Raspberry Pi platforms · Custom FR-4 PCBs · 3D-printed and CNC enclosures · Sheet-metal enclosures
About this service
For the case where you have an idea and a deadline rather than a drawing package. The engagement runs in stages and you decide at each one whether to continue. A typical route is: proof of concept on development boards → custom PCB and enclosure → firmware bring-up and field test → pilot batch of ten to fifty units. Each stage is quoted on its own, and the output of each is yours whether or not you continue to the next. We use the same workshop that runs the PCB, 3D printing, laser and CNC services on this marketplace, so an enclosure revision does not mean finding a new vendor and re-explaining the project. You own the design files and the IP. That is stated up front because it is the question every serious enquiry eventually asks.
Process specifications
- Engagement
- Staged — each stage quoted and approved separately
- Typical first stage
- 2 to 4 weeks to a working proof of concept
- IP ownership
- Yours, including all design files
- Pilot batch
- 10 to 50 units
- Handover
- Schematics, Gerbers, CAD, firmware source, BOM
Frequently asked
Who owns the design?
You do — the schematics, Gerbers, CAD and firmware source are handed over at the end of each stage you pay for. We keep no rights over the product.
Can you sign an NDA?
Yes. Say so in the first message and we will send one before you describe the product in detail.
What does the first conversation cost?
Nothing. The scoping call and the staged quote that follows it are free; you commit at the first stage, not before.