
Ethan
Robotics locomotion hardware engineer
Core Technology: Robotics hardware design for quadrupedal robots.

Robotics locomotion hardware engineer
Core Technology: Robotics hardware design for quadrupedal robots.

SLAM Engineer
Core Technology: Robotic 3D mapping design for terrain-aware quadrupedal navigation.

Field Robotics Engineer
Core Technology: Robotic motion sensing design integrated into mobile robot chassis.

Robotics Control Engineer
Core Technology: Robotic feedback system design for motor control on robot chassis.

Mobility Systems Engineer
Core Technology: Robot design treads implemented in tracked robot chassis design.

Robotics Software Engineer
Core Technology: Robotic arm control design mounted on robust robot chassis frame.
You receive a complete engineering package: 3D models (STEP, IGES), 2D manufacturing drawings with GD&T, bill of materials (with material certifications), FEA load validation summary, and a compliance checklist aligned with CE, ISO 13482, or ANSI/RIA R15.08 as needed.
Yes. We deliver native files for Fusion 360, SolidWorks, or CATIA V5 upon request. These are included at no extra cost and come with full parametric history for future modifications.
Absolutely. Our frames include standardized mounting interfaces (ISO 9409-1-50-4-M6, JIS B 8432, or custom patterns) to integrate arms from Universal Robots, KUKA, Yaskawa, or custom manipulators. We also pre-route cable channels and power rails for lidar, cameras, and IMUs.
All design assets are your exclusive property upon full payment. We sign NDAs before project kickoff and use encrypted repositories (Git LFS or Vault) for file sharing. No design is reused across clients without explicit permission.
For a standard mobile platform (e.g., 4-wheel differential drive, 20 kg payload), the full engineering cycle takes 3–5 weeks: 1 week for concept review, 2–3 weeks for detailed design and simulation, and 1 week for documentation. Complex tracked or multi-arm bases may require 6–8 weeks.
Yes. We prepare all technical documentation required for CE, FCC, or KC Mark certification. Additionally, we can coordinate directly with your manufacturing partner — or our vetted CNC shops in Germany, Michigan, or Shenzhen — to ensure smooth production handoff and DFM alignment.