Two main services and the work that supports them, coordinated by one project contact and carried out with engineering and manufacturing partners matched to each job.
Recreate missing design files and bring existing boards back into production: board assessment, component identification, schematic and BOM reconstruction, layout and manufacturing files, obsolete-part replacement, verified samples, and follow-on builds.
Boards fabricated, sourced, and assembled through one point of contact—turnkey, consigned, or mixed. Prototypes, small runs, and repeat builds with revision control, inspection, and project-specific testing and programming.
Usually part of a larger project. Fabrication and schematic and BOM reconstruction are often ordered on their own; the last column says which form to use.
Bare boards from your manufacturing files or from recovered files, by a fabricator matched to the board.
Quote form →Replace end-of-life parts and update the affected parts of a design as a controlled, re-verified revision.
Assessment →Documentation recovered from a board — schematic and BOM with availability — with or without a rebuild.
Assessment →Availability checked before quotation, procurement and kitting for the build, substitutions only with your approval.
Quote form →Your firmware loaded where supported; functional tests scoped against your procedure and acceptance criteria.
Quote form →Start with the board or the files you have. The assessment form has a "Help me decide" option, and either route gets a written reply that says which service fits.