Projects
Selected projects
From machined parts for a lab automation line to a trailer-mounted solar generator, here are a few examples of what we’ve been working on lately. Client names stay private, and we’re happy to go deeper on a call or under NDA.
Biotech · Production parts
Parts for a lab automation line
Batches of machined and welded parts for robotic equipment on a research lab’s assembly line, inspected in our shop before they shipped.
Clean energy · Robotics · Full system
Deployable solar generator
We got a clean-energy startup’s early prototype ready for its demo, then led engineering, fabrication and testing on the next generation: a trailer-mounted solar generator that unfolds its panels, tracks the sun and folds back up.
Biotech · Reverse engineering
Same-day replacement parts
A biotech manufacturer faced a six-month lead time on a critical equipment part. We scanned the original on site and installed a printed replacement the same day. The machined metal part followed within days.
Robotics · Controls
Two-axis tilt platform
A platform that tilts on two axes, driven by linear actuators. We designed and built the mechanism, frame, wiring and controls.
Robotics · Aerospace · Machining
Precision machined parts
Tight-tolerance parts for robotics and aerospace teams, machined and laser engraved in-house.
In-house · Machine build · Composites
CNC router for composite prototypes
A UAV project needed a large-format router to cut composite molds and aerodynamic parts. We designed and built one from scratch in about a week, made every part for it in-house, and were cutting prototype parts within three weeks.
Other recent work
UAV and autonomous flight systems
Composite and aerodynamic parts for unmanned aircraft and autonomous flight systems.
Laser cutter build
A complete laser cutter, designed and built from the ground up.
Advanced CAD and simulation
Complex assemblies and surfaces in CAD, checked with FEA and CFD before anything gets made.
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