TECHNOLOGIES

Industries

Built around the product.
Informed by its purpose.

The application changes. The need for clear requirements, practical design and reliable documentation stays the same.

Illustrative automated manufacturing environment with robotic and CNC equipment
Engineering for real-world applications
01

Automotive

Components and systems designed with assembly in mind.

Support for mechanical parts, assemblies, design modifications and drawing packages, with attention to interfaces and manufacturing requirements.

Component CAD · Assembly layouts · Engineering drawings

02

Industrial machinery

Practical detail for equipment that has a job to do.

Mechanical design support for equipment, mechanisms, fixtures and machinery assemblies, including updates to existing designs.

Equipment layouts · Mechanical assemblies · Design refinement

03

Aerospace

Precision-focused support for defined engineering tasks.

CAD, drawing and documentation work can be scoped to your engineering standards and review requirements. Certification and airworthiness responsibilities must be agreed separately.

Component modelling · Detailing · Controlled documentation

04

Energy

Mechanical systems considered in their operating context.

Support for equipment and mechanical assemblies, from design development to technical documentation and agreed structural analysis.

Equipment design · Structural assessment · Documentation

05

Medical devices

Careful engineering for product development teams.

Mechanical product design, prototype refinement and documentation support. Regulatory approvals, clinical validation and compliance activities are outside the scope unless separately agreed.

Mechanical design · Prototype refinement · Drawing packages

06

Consumer products

An idea made more useful through engineering.

Concept development, detailed modelling and design refinement for products intended for everyday use and practical manufacture.

Concept development · Product CAD · Manufacturing detail

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