One exact problem at a time
Each solution here fixes one problem for one kind of maker, all the way through, from our desk in Shenzhen. A new one goes up when a maker brings us a problem we can fix.

One board for your small robot
Compute, servo bus, IMU and power on one board shaped to fit inside your robot, designed from your parts list.
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Your parts list, quoted in Shenzhen
Going from 5 units to 1,000: every line of your bill of materials asked to two to four suppliers within a day, every answer in one table.
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Hundreds of printed kits, on time
A kit with 30 or more printed parts, split across several print farms, every set kept together, one price per set.
See howFler köpare för era bildelar
For Swedish car breakers with 100,000 parts or more: one export from the system they already use, more marketplaces, no fee per ad.
Läs merShared printers that refuse bad files
For makerspaces and school labs with shared Bambu printers: every file checked against the printer it is going to, refused with the reason and the line.
See a real checkYour board, checked before you pay the fab
For your first small PCB: Gerbers and drill file checked against the fab rule set you order with, with the number that fails.
See a real checkPrinter-hours for your batch, before you quote it
For people selling printed parts: one STL sliced for the printer it runs on, with the hours, kilograms and days for your batch.
See a real sliceWhat fine layers cost you, in hours
For people selling printed figures and display pieces: your part sliced at three layer heights, with the hours each one adds over a batch.
See the three slicesPLA, PETG or ASA: the hours each one costs
For people who print everything in PETG: your part sliced in three filaments, with the printer time each one costs over a batch.
See the three slicesThin walls found before you print
For anyone about to print a batch from an STL: every wall measured from the inside, with the thin places located.
See a real measurementA 0.6 mm nozzle for your batch
For people who never changed the nozzle: your part sliced with 0.4 and 0.6 mm, with the hours a swap saves on a batch.
See both slicesOne part per plate is costing you hours
For sellers who print each order as it comes: your part sliced alone and as a full plate, with the time per part both ways.
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Have a narrow problem you want solved? Tell us on a 20-minute call.