Special Task Force Engineers

Incubation is the initial stage of practical verification of selected solutions and theoretical assumptions. The overriding premise is to use as few resources as possible to make observations and draw key engineering conclusions.

During this stage a Proof of Concept (PoC) prototype will be made. The PoC prototype concentrates on testing key functionalities. The PoC serves as a low-cost validation of the potential for further product development.

Acceleration is the prototyping and testing stage. We develop the basic shape of the device, iteratively introduce improvements and prioritise functionalities on the intersection of business needs and technical requirements.

At this stage we recommend at least two prototypes. First, a minimally functional prototype (MFP), then a completly functional prototype (CFP).

The MFP prototype focuses on the performance of key functionalities, then the CFP prototype integrates the functionality with the design requirements.

Why do we prototype?
The sooner we make tests, observations and conclusions, the more errors and improvements can be found for less money.

It is an engineering process aimed at optimising a product so that it is both easy to manufacture and as cost-effective as possible. In this phase we make the final checks to adapt the design to production on the developed and selected technology. The design will be adapted to the production conditions, especially in terms of production operations.

A product evolves over time, even after production or market launch. We can turn observations into suitable technical modifications. We also offer consultancy support in evaluating and optimising production.