How much does a project cost?
Every board is different, so there is no fixed price list. After a free call we send a written quote with the scope, milestones, timeline and price. The call and the quote cost nothing, and nothing starts until you agree.
Is the first consult really free?
Yes, for now. Tell us the problem and we reply with how we would solve it, the key parts, and a rough cost and timeline. There is no obligation.
How long does it take?
It depends on how complex the project is. A simple sensor board takes weeks, while a multi-layer board with LTE, GPS and power management takes longer, because every revision is a real build that has to be made and tested. The quote gives you an honest timeline, and if a date moves we tell you early, with the reason.
Who owns the design files?
You do. Once the project is paid in full, the schematics, PCB layout, fabrication files, firmware and documents made for you are yours, delivered as a complete handover kit.
Will you keep my idea confidential?
Yes. We use your details only for your project. Files go only to suppliers the job needs, such as a PCB fab, and we tell you who they are first. Our email and website run on Google and Cloudflare, and we use AI tools for writing and code help; if you want your files kept out of AI tools, say so and we will. If you want a signed NDA before you tell us more, we are happy to sign one.
Can you fix or improve a board someone else made?
Yes. Send us the board, photos or design files. We find the fault, explain it, and fix it or design a better revision. If finding the fault needs bench time, we tell you the fee before we start.
Can you turn our development-board prototype into a real product?
Yes. If your idea runs on a development board today, we design your own compact board around the same chip or a better-priced one, write firmware for it, and get it ready for manufacturing.
Do you work with clients outside Dehradun?
Yes. We work with startups, makers and businesses across India and remotely worldwide. Calls, files and updates all happen online, and boards are shipped.
Why does an electronics design business talk about Mars?
Because Mars is where we are heading, and client work is how we get there. Your project pays for the bench, the parts and the hours. In return it is built to the bar we will need out there: tested, documented and designed for where it will live. You get that board; the mission gets its fuel.
What do I need to start?
Just the idea in a few lines: what it should do, where it will be used, and roughly how many you need. Sketches, photos or an old board help too, but they are not required.