Build or improve your Electronic / Robotic Product

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For your electronic / robotics product you'll need

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Mechanical Designer

A Mechanical Designer creates the physical parts and systems in your product. They figure out how things move, fit together, and endure usage, ensuring your product is sturdy and functional.

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Industrial Designer

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An Industrial Designer crafts the look and feel of your product and makes it easy to manufacture. They balance aesthetics, ergonomics, and production costs.

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Electronic Designer

An Electronic Designer focuses on the 'brain' of your product, creating the circuits and electronics that make it work. They choose the right components to ensure your product functions effectively.

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Systems Designer

Optional

A Systems Designer is like the orchestra conductor for your product. They make sure all the different parts (mechanical, electronic, software) work well together, providing a seamless user experience.

Top Electronic designers

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Average rates

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Senior

$155/hr

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Mid-level

$95/hr

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Junior

$70/hr

Building Superior Electronics and Robotics Products

Electronics and robotics products have revolutionized the way we live, work, and play. They span across industries, from healthcare to entertainment, providing solutions that automate tasks, enhance efficiencies, and offer exciting new capabilities. Building an electronics or robotics product is a multifaceted process that requires expertise in various domains, ranging from mechanical and electrical engineering to software development and industrial design. The idea that fuels the creation of such a product is often born from recognizing a problem that could be solved through automation or enhanced through digital intervention.

 

Creating a superior electronics or robotics product calls for more than just technical knowledge. It requires a deep understanding of the end-user and the environment in which the product will function. Understanding the end-user, their needs, and their interaction with the product helps in designing a product that is not just functionally brilliant but also user-friendly. The principles of design thinking—empathy, ideation, prototyping, and testing—are crucial to ensuring the product will meet its intended purpose and will be well-received by its users.

Innovative Electronics Projects

Laser-Engraver

LaserPecker 2

 

Nearly all the laser engravers on the market are either too bulky to take on-the-go or too pricey to be a good value. The first generation of LaserPecker Pro was a game-changer, combining versatility and affordability. The second generation? A solid disruptive innovation, again! Personal DIY, bulk or offline shop commercial customization, production marking and far more.

 

 

Twine

 

Twine is the simplest possible way to get the objects in your life texting, tweeting or emailing. A durable 2.5" square provides WiFi connectivity, internal and external sensors, and two AAA batteries that keep it running for months. A simple web app allows to you quickly set up your Twine with human-friendly rules — no programming needed. And if you're more adventurous, you can connect your own sensors and use HTTP to have Twine send data to your own app.

 

 

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Enhancing Your Electronics/Robotics Product: Collaborating with Specialists

Improving your electronics or robotics product can significantly benefit from collaboration with specialists in different fields. Mechanical designers can refine the physical parts and systems in your product, ensuring durability and functionality. Electronic designers work on the 'brain' of your product, creating the circuits and electronics that make it work. Industrial designers enhance the manufacturability and aesthetics of your product. Systems designers ensure all components function together seamlessly, providing a superior user experience.

Boosting Your Team's Capabilities with Design Match

When developing an electronics or robotics product, you may sometimes need additional expertise to meet your design goals. Design Match is a flexible platform designed to connect businesses with skilled specialists on demand.

 

Design Match provides you with access to a range of specialists, from mechanical designers to systems designers. This allows you to add the necessary resources to your team as and when needed, ensuring you have the right talent for your project at all times. By incorporating Design Match into your hiring process, you can deliver high-quality work and foster a culture of creativity and innovation within your team.

Why hire your next product designer with Design Match

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Risk Management

We take care of international compliance, vetting, legal and financial components of hiring a designer. We provide a foundation for sustainable growth.

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Flexibility

Our weekly billing model allows your designs to work along side the growth of your startup. There are no longterm contracts at Design Match.

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Support

Design Match is run by designers who not only help you find the perfect match, but can provide suggestions, tools and support along the way.

Got questions?
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You'll be instantly matched with suitable talent after telling us your requirements.
Yes, you can interview candidates for free before deciding to move forward.
We bill weekly, so you can stop your engagement anytime, as we have no long-term contracts. We offer free replacements in the case it does not work out with a designer.
 
Some clients start with a two-week, quarter-time (10 hours a week) engagement period to ensure it's a good fit.
Yes. At Design Match, we do not scope projects. We supply the talent at the commitment level you would like (Quarter Time, Part Time or Full Time.)
 
Our flexible model allows you to work with the designer as long as you'd like. We can find designers interested in a longer-term engagement for your specific project to ensure they are available during your product development. 
 
In doing so, you are not committing to working with the designer for any specific time. You can stop or pause your engagement at any time. 
All work product produced is owned by your company. For additional confidentiality agreements, we ask companies to provide their own non-disclosure, and our talent can sign it.