Design and prototyping services for research institutes, university departments and small-scale projects. The same engineering that produces our own instruments, available on its own.


Manipulator design for agricultural tasks — selective weeding, gentle harvesting and targeted spraying, sized for smallholder plots and hilly terrain rather than industrial row-crop scale.
Detection and classification models for agricultural scenes — separating crop from weed, identifying ripeness, locating a target precisely enough for a machine to act on it.


Coverage path planning and platform design for autonomous field rovers: reaching every plant, avoiding obstacles, and minimising turns and wasted travel.
From a sketch or CAD file to a functional part. Prototypes, custom brackets, enclosures and replacement components for agricultural machinery and research rigs.


Schematic capture through layout, fabrication and bring-up. The same electronics work that goes into our own instruments, offered as a service.
Lightweight, high-strength components for agricultural machinery — machine covers, structural members, auger and conveyor parts, and soil-engagement tooling.
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Yes. A university department needing one prototype, or a research group needing a single custom board, is normal work for us.
Agreed in writing before work starts. For commissioned design work the default is that the client owns the output; we will say so explicitly in the scope.
Yes. We can start from your files, from a sketch, or from a written description of what the thing needs to do.
Yes. Project consultancy for university projects is a deliberate part of this offer, alongside our internship programme.
It depends entirely on scope. Tell us the deadline you are working to and we will tell you honestly whether it is achievable.
Send the problem, the constraint and the deadline. We will tell you what is realistic before quoting.