We build AI agent systems, and hardware, and everything we ship comes with the test that proves it works.
Not a demo and an adjective. A deterministic gate, agreed in writing before the build, that returns pass or fail with a measured value — and keeps running after we hand it over.
| G1 | envelope fits build volume | PASS |
|---|---|---|
| G2 | wall ≥ 1.6 mm at every face | PASS |
| G3 | SHT40 intake ≥ 105 mm²measured 82 mm² | FAIL |
| G4 | lid clears full swing | PASS |
| G5 | every part has a dimension source | PASS |
One of our own review gates: five assertions on an enclosure design, one failed on a measured value. Every engagement ships with one of these.
One workflow or a production build, scoped and priced up front. You get the implementation in your own repository, plus the review engine that proves it meets the criteria we agreed before starting.
From $5,000fixed scope, 2–3 weeks
See what you getSend your board files, get a fitted, print-ready enclosure — STL plus editable STEP — in 72 hours. For ESP32, RP2040 and STM32 boards.
$1,500 flat72 hours
See the enclosure serviceEach runs in production for our own work. Each has a review engine that can fail it. The last one has never passed anything, which is the point.
7 agents
Takes a parts list and functional intent, returns a fab-ready 2-layer PCB, a printable enclosure fitted to it, and ESP-IDF firmware wired to the board's own pinout.
Every part must cite a real dimension source — a STEP file, a datasheet, or calipers. Guessed dimensions fail the build.
3 agents
One 360° master in, six publishable cuts out, unattended: it claims a job from a queue, plans the camera moves, renders, checks its own output, then publishes.
The check measures whether the vertical cut was framed independently — a centre-crop of the widescreen fails, even though it looks fine.
5 agents
Researches a market, prices a product against its real page-one competition, and recomputes the margin from cost inputs rather than trusting the claim.
Nine deterministic gates. Across seven cycles it passed nothing — 39 candidates killed, each with the measured reason it failed.
Samples
PCB enclosures we've shipped. STL, BOM, renders — most free to download.
Smart Home
A 2022 prototype: a Wi-Fi-controlled ceiling vent with three independently-driven blades, Qi wireless charging, and an 18650 battery.
Autonomous Robot
A 4-wheel-drive garden patrol rover: a Raspberry Pi 5 watches through an OAK-D Lite stereo depth camera on a pan/tilt gimbal, navigates with GPS + IMU, and waters through a solenoid sprinkler that aims where the camera looks. Runs off a 4S 18650 pack on a coherent four-rail power system.
Robot
A 4-DOF desktop pick-and-place arm on the EEZYbotARM Mk2 four-bar topology — yaw, shoulder, elbow and a geared gripper. ESP32-S3 + PCA9685 driving three MG996R servos and an SG90 gripper, on a 4S 18650 pack. Every component modeled from real vendor CAD.
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We'll get back within one business day on whether it's a fit and what it would cost. Or book a 15-min chat.
