How it works
From use case to first deployment.
We don't have a 240-cell case-study library yet — we won't fake one. What we do have is a process that's worth showing in detail. Here's exactly what happens when you submit a use case.
step 01
Submit your use case
Five-question form, three minutes. We learn what you're trying to do, the environment, the platform (if you have one), and the constraints.
Deliverable
A written use-case summary in your inbox, within 1 business day.
step 02
Engineering review
We name the platform, the SDK, the integration pattern, and a realistic timeline. We tell you what we think will work, what won't, and what the rough cost band is.
Deliverable
A 2–4 page engineering memo (PDF) with the platform pick, the SDK/ROS 2 plan, the rough timeline, and a no-surprise cost band.
step 03
Scope + quote
Fixed price. Plain-English SOW. You see what's in scope, what's not, and what the acceptance criteria are. We use the same document for any third-party review (your CTO, your security team, your finance team).
Deliverable
A signed SOW with line-item pricing, acceptance criteria, and the exact deliverables list.
step 04
Build, ship, run
We program in sim, validate on hardware, deploy on your floor. You own the program source, the design files, the documentation. If you want a 24/7 support contract after, we offer that separately.
Deliverable
A working system + a private git repo + operator runbooks + 30-day on-site warranty window.
Start
Submit your use case.
Five questions, three minutes. Free, no commitment, reply within one business day.