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Every project starts with a free consultation: a call about your product, where it stands and what it needs next. No preparation, no obligation.
Send us a few lines about it and we’ll agree on a time. Your inquiry goes straight to an engineer, so the first reply already contains something you can use. We look forward to hearing from you!
Questions we get asked first
Short answers. Anything else, just ask.
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How does a project start?
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How does a project start?
With a free consultation, then a short discovery phase that produces a written scope, milestones and a quote.
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Who owns the design and the code?
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Who owns the design and the code?
Deliverables created for you under a paid project are yours. Pre-existing tools and open-source components stay under their original licenses and are listed in the handover.
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Will you sign an NDA?
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Will you sign an NDA?
Yes. Send us yours or ask for ours, and we sign before you share details.
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What are the legal limits of your reverse-engineering and re-engineering work?
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What are the legal limits of your reverse-engineering and re-engineering work?
They depend on your country and your goal. Many countries allow reverse engineering for interoperability, and academic and security research have exemptions of their own; your own and legacy products carry no such limits. In discovery we pick the vehicle that fits your case, and we work under NDA. Where opening the device or its firmware is not an option, a black-box analysis of its observable behavior is still enough to design a replacement product.
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What do we receive at handover to manufacturing?
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What do we receive at handover to manufacturing?
Production files (Gerbers, BOM, pick-and-place, drawings, STEP), firmware sources with build instructions, test procedures, and the documentation your contract manufacturer will ask for.
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Do you work remotely, and in which time zone?
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Do you work remotely, and in which time zone?
We are in Abu Dhabi (UTC+4), overlapping European mornings and Asian afternoons. Remote by default; prototypes and test hardware ship both ways. Devices that are too large or too sensitive to ship are analyzed on site at your premises.