Validate feasibility
We re-check your entire configuration against real component data and confirm the full chain is buildable exactly as specified.
A three-stage process — from your first requirement to a delivered, validated imaging system. Each stage below shows exactly what we deliver and what it means for you.
Describe what your system needs to capture and process in the Start configuring — image source(s) and optics, illumination, the output you need, processing stages, and your general constraints. The wizard checks in real time which combinations are actually electrically and logically buildable, so you arrive with a technically plausible starting point before we've even spoken — including for unusual or very early-stage requirements.
Our engineers review your configuration in detail — by hand, by people who actually know the components and manufacturing processes involved, not an automated estimate — and fold the result into a single, traceable offer. Six things go into it:
We re-check your entire configuration against real component data and confirm the full chain is buildable exactly as specified.
For every component we compare an off-the-shelf part against a custom-engineered equivalent, and recommend whichever is faster and more cost-effective at your volume.
A realistic unit cost at your target production volume, based on real component pricing and manufacturing overhead — not a rough placeholder.
The one-time non-recurring engineering (NRE) investment required for any custom-developed parts of your system.
A realistic timeline from order to first delivered units, accounting for component lead times and any custom development.
Everything above combined into one transparent, itemized quote you can act on directly.
Depending on how much of your system is off-the-shelf (COTS) versus needing custom engineering, there are different routes to a finished system. Most projects don't land at either extreme — they fall somewhere in between, which is exactly what the middle route covers.
Best fit when proven off-the-shelf sensors, optics, and processing platforms already cover your requirements in full.
Custom engineering: low
The most common case: most of your system is standard, but one piece — a housing, a carrier board, an optics mount — needs its own development.
Custom engineering: medium
For a unique form factor, extreme environmental conditions, or requirements no off-the-shelf component actually meets.
Custom engineering: high