Let’s Prototype provides professional electronic hardware and custom PCB development for connected devices, IoT products, wearables, consumer electronics, medical and wellness devices, industrial equipment, and innovative physical products.
We can develop your electronics from an initial product concept, existing prototype, functional requirements, or previous PCB design requiring improvement.
Our PCB and electronic hardware design services include:
• Electronic system architecture
• Technical requirements definition
• Microcontroller and component selection
• Schematic capture and circuit design
• Analog and digital electronics
• Power-supply and battery-management circuits
• Sensor and actuator integration
• Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, BLE, and other communication interfaces
• Custom multilayer PCB layout
• Design for Manufacturing and Assembly (DFM/DFA)
• Bill of Materials and component sourcing support
• Gerber files and manufacturing documentation
• Prototype PCB fabrication and assembly coordination
• Board bring-up, debugging, and functional testing
• Hardware optimization and design revisions
• Embedded firmware development when required
Our team has experience working with ESP32, STM32, Nordic Semiconductor, Raspberry Pi, and other embedded platforms, as well as displays, touch interfaces, cameras, motors, sensors, wireless communications, and cloud-connected devices.
Unlike a standalone PCB-layout service, we approach every board as part of a complete product. We consider mechanical constraints, enclosure dimensions, connectors, power consumption, thermal behavior, firmware requirements, assembly processes, component availability, testing, and future manufacturing from the beginning.
Depending on the project’s development stage, we can create a new PCB from scratch, redesign an existing board, replace obsolete components, reduce board size or manufacturing cost, diagnose hardware problems, or prepare a prototype design for production.
Typical deliverables may include schematics, PCB design files, Gerber and drill files, Bill of Materials, pick-and-place files, assembly drawings, technical documentation, and functional prototypes. The precise deliverables are defined before the project begins.
Projects involving confidential technology can be reviewed under a mutual Non-Disclosure Agreement.