HARDWARE DEVELOPMENT · DFM · NPI

Hardware dies between proof and product.

Resolve, then scale.

GreySpace takes incomplete hardware through the engineering work that turns a convincing prototype into something another team can source, build, test, and repeat.

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Product engineering

Requirements, architecture, design gaps, interfaces, and the ugly details exposed by actually building the thing.

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Buildability

DFM, assembly methods, fixtures, tolerances, work instructions, configuration control, and repeatable execution.

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Validation

Test strategy, acceptance criteria, failure resolution, and the evidence required to move beyond bench confidence.

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Production transfer

Supplier readiness, sourcing decisions, documentation, and the package a manufacturing partner can actually inherit.

If your hardware works, but getting from one to many still depends on the people who built the first one, we should talk.