Overview
AI workflows, automation, PCB design and the design work around them. Usually one build rather than four suppliers who each need the others to finish first.
Covers
06- AI workflows
- Automation
- PCB design
- Firmware
- Motion
- Brand
Who it suits
03- Teams doing by hand what a workflow could do
- Products that need hardware and software together
- Anyone co-ordinating four suppliers for one outcome
What you get.
4 included- Workflows that run without supervision
- Boards designed, made and tested
- Firmware written for the board
- The brand and motion work around it
How it runs.
2 to 6 weeksShare of the work, by the weight of each stage.
- 17% of the work
Define
What should run without a person, and what genuinely still needs one.
Week 1 - 50% of the work
Prototype
A board or a workflow you can try, before anything is committed to.
Weeks 2 to 4 - 33% of the work
Produce
Made, tested, and the firmware and design work finished around it.
Weeks 4 to 6
Built with.
6 tools- AIWorkflows
- PythonLanguage
- APIsIntegration
- PCB DesignHardware
- FirmwareEmbedded
- AdobeDesign
What to check.
Scope, up frontWhat this is not
3 excluded- Volume manufacturing. I will point you to it
- Certification and compliance testing
- A model trained from scratch
Questions, answered.
3 questionsDo you do hardware and software?
Both, which is usually the point. A board, the firmware on it, and whatever it talks to, without three suppliers each waiting on the others.
How far do you take a board?
Designed, made and tested. Small runs are straightforward. If it goes to volume I will tell you who does that better than I do.
Is the AI part just an API call?
Sometimes that genuinely is the right answer and I will say so. Where it is not, the work is in the grounding and the checking rather than the call.