If it turns out that there is a good match, we move on to the specification and concept phase. We help the customer draw up an unambiguous set of requirements and principles that will later be used to assess concepts for their technical and financial feasibility.

When the set of requirements and principles is complete, we start drawing up possible concepts. We usually do this in close collaboration with the customer. In particular, we look at the applicability of standard (partial) solutions based on our modular platform. This strengthens the scalability of the system to be realized, limits the investment in customer-specific development and ultimately shortens the lead time of the development project.

Together with the customer, we select the best concept and develop it further in 3D. At this stage, there may still be technical risks at a functional level. To reduce these risks or to gain more certainty, we optionally carry out a proof-of-principle. This minimizes the risk of problems arising at a later stage of the project. Ultimately, this phase results in a mechatronic system concept that meets the needs and expectations of the customer.