Tell us your idea

An idea you want turned into a prototype, a sketch or just a question: write it down here, or feel free to email us. You’ll talk to Kevin, your single point of contact. The first conversation comes with no strings attached.

Write to us here

To Kevin Assen, Protoconcept

  • What should it do?
  • Where will it be used?
  • What exists already? You can email a sketch or photo later.

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  • Email

What happens next

  1. We talk about your idea

    No strings attached, and in confidence. If you like, we sign a non-disclosure agreement first.

  2. You get a proposal

    We split the work into phases. For each phase you see what we’ll build, what you get and the maximum it costs.

  3. We get to work

    Phase by phase, with you in the loop. After each phase you decide whether we carry on.

Questions

Is your question not here? Feel free to .

  • What does a prototype cost?

    That depends on what it needs to do and how much has to be designed from scratch. We work in phases, and for each phase we agree on a maximum budget up front. Extra costs only come up if you want to expand the scope, and we always discuss that first.

  • Is my idea safe with you?

    Yes. What you tell us stays between us. If you want it in writing, we sign a non-disclosure agreement before you share the details.

  • Am I tied to the whole project?

    No. After every phase, you decide whether we carry on, pause or stop. Whatever is finished by then is yours: you can take it further yourself or with someone else. See how we work in phases.

  • Do I need drawings or technical knowledge?

    No. A description in your own words is enough. A sketch, a photo or an existing device you want to improve does help.

  • Do you really do everything yourself?

    Most of it: the firmware, the electronics and the 3D design. When a part needs a specialist, we bring in someone from our network. You keep one point of contact.

  • Can you take on just part of a project?

    Yes. If you already have a team and are missing someone for the firmware, Kevin is also available for hire as an embedded engineer. See what you can hire Kevin for.