New manufacturing processes,made repeatable& traceable.
For companies that actually make what they sell…or want to.
SCROLLNew manufacturing processes,made repeatable& traceable.
For companies that actually make what they sell…or want to.
From prototype to production.
What we do
Most projects start with one of these. Some use all four.
Process development
Turn a new or unproven manufacturing method into one you can run reliably. That includes design for manufacturing, building machines and methods, and the tooling, fixtures, and jigs that keep every run consistent. For parts made elsewhere, we help you define what to ask for and how to check what comes back.
Machine integration
Custom software that connects your equipment, sensors, and existing systems, so machines from different makers, including the ones we build for you, work as one system you can run from one place.
Data pipelines
Get process data off your machines and into reports and alerts you can act on. One view across every machine, so you can catch drift before it ruins a run.
Traceability
A record of how each part was made: which materials, which process, which machine, which lot. Captured as each part is made, and ready when a customer or your own team asks.
How we work
Rigor that scales with your goals.
We get to the root of what you need.
We size the work to what you’re making. One-off builds, small runs, and R&D need a lighter touch than mass production. Knowing the difference is our job.
We build it.
The same people develop the process, choose and connect the machines, and write the software you use to run, monitor, and trace it all, so everything works together from day one.
We hand it over, tested and documented, so that you can run it, tune it, and keep building on it. With or without us.
Documentation your team will actually open, and ad hoc support while you take the wheel. We build with your next steps in mind, so adding to it later doesn’t mean starting over.
About
Small by choice, senior by default.
Two principals: an industrial designer and a software developer, both from regulated industries. Rigor is our default. Overbuilding isn’t.