Turn Your Concept Into a Factory-Ready Design

Transformation from hand-drawn product concept sketch to factory-ready engineered PCB design
Transformation from hand-drawn product concept sketch to factory-ready engineered PCB design

From industrial design and PCB layout to DFM review and mold design — we handle the full engineering package so your idea is ready to manufacture.

SERVICES PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT

NPI & Product Development

ID Design

PCB Layout

Structure Design

DFM Review

Prototyping

50+ products launched

NDA before file sharing

24-hour response

You don't need a finished design to work with us

WHO WE WORK WITH

Whether you have a sketch on a napkin or a prototype that needs engineering — we've helped founders at every stage turn their vision into a real product.

Illustration of an inventor with a product sketch representing an early-stage hardware idea
Illustration of an inventor with a product sketch representing an early-stage hardware idea
Illustration of a startup founder with a working prototype representing a hardware product ready for
Illustration of a startup founder with a working prototype representing a hardware product ready for
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Illustration of a product manager reviewing a product specification representing an outsourced hardw

INVENTOR/MAKER

STARTUP FOUNDER

PRODUCT MANAGER

You have an idea and a vision

You know what your product should do and who it's for. You might have sketches, a rough proof of concept, or just a clear problem you want to solve. That's enough to start — we work from here.

Typically needs: ID design, electronics engineering, full NPI package

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You have a prototype that needs engineering

Your breadboard or 3D-printed concept works, but it's not manufacturable. You need someone to translate it into a real PCB layout, a proper enclosure, and a production-ready BOM — without starting from scratch.

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Typically needs: PCB layout, DFM review, enclosure design, prototyping support

You have a spec but no engineering team

You know exactly what you want to build. You have a product requirements document, a target cost, and a launch date. What you don't have is in-house hardware engineers. We become your outsourced product development team.

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Focused design services, DFM review, manufacturing handoff

Whichever stage you're at — we'll tell you honestly what you need and what you don't. No upselling, no scope creep, no surprises.

WHAT WE DO

A complete engineering package — from concept to manufacturable design

Five integrated disciplines — handled in-house, delivered as a unified package. Pick what you need or take the full suite.

Industrial Design

  • PCB layout and Gerber file review

  • Component availability and lead time analysis

  • BOM cost reduction recommendations

  • Enclosure and mechanical design review

  • Assembly sequence and tolerance stack-up analysis

  • Written findings with prioritized action items

Your product's enclosure is the first thing a customer touches. We design plastic and metal housings that look great, protect the electronics inside, and are optimized for the manufacturing process — whether that's injection molding, sheet metal fabrication, or CNC machining.

industrial design icon - white line art image
industrial design icon - white line art image

Electronics Engineering

Industrial design is where your product gets its physical identity — the shape, the feel, the way a user interacts with it. We create 2D concept sketches and full 3D CAD models that balance aesthetics, ergonomics, and manufacturing constraints from the very first draft.

  • 2D concept sketches and mood boards

  • 3D CAD modeling (SolidWorks / Fusion 360)

  • Ergonomics and user interaction design

  • Material and surface finish specification

  • Design for manufacturability from day one

  • Engineering drawing package for production

Enclosure & Mold Design

This is where your product's brain gets designed. We take your functional requirements and turn them into a complete electronics package — from component selection and schematic capture through to multi-layer PCB layout optimized for your manufacturing process.

  • Schematic capture and circuit design

  • Component selection and BOM development

  • Single to 8-layer PCB layout

  • Signal integrity and EMC design considerations

  • Thermal management and power distribution

  • Design rule check (DRC); electrical rules check (ERC)

STEP files · IGES files · DXF drawings · Concept sketches PDF · Engineering drawings

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Gerber files · ODB++ files · Schematic PDF · BOM (Excel/CSV) · Pick & place file · Assembly drawings

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Mold design package · STEP files · Tooling drawings · Mold flow report · Assembly drawings

DFM Review

Design for Manufacturability review is the single highest-ROI step in any product development process. We analyze your existing design files against real manufacturing constraints — catching issues before they become rework costs, tooling changes, or delayed launches.

  • Plastic enclosure design for injection molding

  • Draft angles, wall thickness, and parting line optimization

  • Metal enclosure design for sheet metal or CNC

  • Snap fits, bosses, and mechanical interface design

  • Mold flow analysis before tooling commitment

  • IP rating design (IP54, IP65, IP67 where required)

DFM report (PDF) · Annotated Gerber review · BOM cost analysis · Priority issue list · Revision recommendations

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Prototyping Support

Getting from design files to a physical prototype is where most first-time founders lose time and money. We coordinate the entire prototype build using our Shenzhen manufacturing network — managing the PCB fab, assembly, enclosure production, and first article inspection so you don't have to.

  • Prototype PCB fabrication and assembly coordination

  • First article inspection and documentation

  • Functional test coordination with your test protocol

  • Physical fit and finish review against design intent

  • Design iteration support between prototype rounds

  • Transition planning from prototype to production

Prototype build report · First article inspection report · Revised design package · Iteration log · Production readiness checklist

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OUR PROCESS

How a product development engagement works

Six steps from first conversation to production-ready prototype — with defined deliverables and your approval at every milestone.

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Discovery call

30-60 min

We learn about your product, your goals, your timeline, and your budget. You find out if we're the right fit. No charge, no commitment required.

We define the exact deliverables, timeline, and fixed-price quote. NDA signed before any files are shared. No surprises after you say yes.

Scope & proposal

2-3 days

Concept & architecture

Industrial design concepts and electronics architecture defined and documented. You review and approve before any detailed design work begins.

1-2 weeks

Detailed design

Full PCB layout, 3D enclosure CAD, BOM development, and mold design if applicable. Milestone reviews keep you informed at every stage.

2-4 weeks

3-5 days

DFM review & handoff

Final design reviewed against manufacturing constraints. All files packaged and transferred to you — you own everything before production begins.

Prototype build

We coordinate the first physical build using our Shenzhen network. First article inspection documented. Design iterations incorporated based on real-world results.

2-3 weeks

Typical total timeline: 8-16 weeks

Timeline varies based on project complexity and revision cycles. Simple products move faster; products requiring certification support take longer.

Your IP is protected from day one

We sign a mutual NDA before any project discussion, file sharing, or scoping begins. All design files, Gerber files, CAD models, and tooling belong to you upon milestone completion — not withheld pending future orders. We do not reuse, reference, or share your designs with other clients.

Fixed-price quotes — no scope creep

Every project begins with a written scope of work and a fixed price. We don't bill by the hour and we don't add charges after you've agreed to a proposal. If the scope changes, we discuss it openly and agree on the adjustment before proceeding.

Your approval at every milestone

Nothing moves from concept to detailed design, or from design to prototype, without your explicit approval. You review and sign off at Steps 3, 4, and 5. If something isn't right, we revise before proceeding — not after you've already paid for the next stage.

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THE SHENZHEN ADVANTAGE

Designed where it will be built

Most product development firms design in one country and manufacture in another. We do both in Shenzhen — and the difference shows up in your timeline, your BOM cost, and your first-pass yield.

Shenzhen as hub of electronics manufacturing resources
Shenzhen as hub of electronics manufacturing resources

Shenzhen's manufacturing ecosystem — everything your product needs within 50km

No translation loss between design and factory

When your product is designed and manufactured in the same ecosystem, nothing gets lost between the engineering team and the factory floor. Tolerances, material choices, component footprints, and process constraints are baked into the design from the first draft — because the people making the design decisions work with the same factories that will build your product.

Design-to-factory gap: the #1 cause of first-article failures

Designs built around components that actually exist

Our engineers design with live BOM pricing and component availability in mind. We don't design around a component and discover it has a 40-week lead time or costs 4× more in China. Every component selection happens with Shenzhen market pricing and availability as a primary constraint — not an afterthought.

Average BOM cost reduction vs. Western-sourced designs: 30–45%

Iteration cycles measured in weeks, not months

Design revision to physical prototype in 2–3 weeks. In a Western market the same cycle takes 6–8 weeks — longer if components need to be imported. Speed compounds across iterations: three cycles in Shenzhen equal one cycle working through a Western design house and offshore manufacturer separately.

Shenzhen prototype cycle: 2–3 weeks · Western equivalent: 6–8 weeks

Zero re-engineering when you move to production

When you're ready to scale from prototype to production, nothing needs to be re-engineered for Chinese manufacturing. The files are already factory-ready — PCB layouts optimized for local assembly processes, enclosures designed for local tooling capabilities, BOMs built around locally available components.

Typical re-engineering cost when switching from Western to Chinese CM: $8,000–$25,000

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30,000+

3 days

48 hrs

components available in 24 hours

qualified suppliers in our network

rapid prototyping turnaround

to global shipping from Shenzhen

PROTOTYPE CYCLE

COMPONENT COST

MOLD TOOLING

SUPPLY CHAIN

2-3 WEEKS

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6-8 WEEKS

design revision to physical prototype

-30-60%

4-6 WEEKS

50KM

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12-20 WEEKS

global

equivalent components, Shenzhen vs. western

injection mold tooling lead time

all manufacturing resources, components to logistics

Leverage the Shenzhen advantage for your product
Local insight. Real-time collaboration. Better outcome.

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YOUR FILES. YOUR IP.

Everything we create belongs to you

Every file, drawing, model, and report produced during your project is transferred to you upon milestone completion. We retain nothing, reuse nothing, and share nothing.

FORMAT

STEP, IGES, DXF

Gerber, ODB++

PDF, native format

Excel, CSV

STEP, engineering drawings

PDF

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PDF

All source formats

Complete file set

DELIVERABLE

Industrial design files

PCB layout files


Schematic package


Bill of Materials


Mold design package


DFM report


Prototype build report

First article inspection report


Revised design package


Production handoff package

WHEN DELIVERED

After concept approval

After design completion

After design completion

After component selection

After mold design

After DFM review

After first article

After prototype build

After each revision round

Before production begins

All source files delivered in editable format. You are never locked into working with us for future revisions — take your files anywhere.

WHAT YOU RECEIVE

HOW WE PROTECT YOUR IP

NDA signed before any project discussion

We sign a mutual non-disclosure agreement before you share any information about your product — including during the initial scoping conversation. You don't need to tell us anything confidential to find out if we're the right fit. The NDA comes first.

Design files are transferred to you at each project milestone — not accumulated and released only at the end, and not withheld pending future orders. After concept approval you receive concept files. After design completion you receive all design files. You own what has been created at every stage.

Files transferred at each milestone

Your designs never leave your project

We do not reuse your designs for other clients, reference them as examples without your permission, or share them with third parties — including our own manufacturing partners — beyond what is necessary to execute your project. Every subcontractor involved in your project signs a confidentiality agreement before receiving any project files.

We support your patent registration process

If you are pursuing patent protection, utility model registration, or design registration for your product, we provide whatever documentation, drawings, and declarations are required. We have supported clients through patent processes in the US, EU, and China.

CASE STUDY

From napkin sketch to retail-ready product

A real project. Real challenges. Real numbers. Here's how a three-person hardware startup went from a concept to a trade show launch in 14 weeks.

We had a sketch, a rough prototype, and a tight deadlinefor our first trade show. Peakingtech turned our idea intoa real product-faster and better than we expected.
-- Ovidiu Mija, CEO & founder of HOOBS Inc.

We managed supplier coordination, optimized the electronics architecture, and reduced key module costs—using Shenzhen's ecosystem to bring the product to production.

The challenge

What we delivered

Our solution

Manage multiple Shenzhen suppliers and reduce the cost of key hardware modules. streamline sourcing, optimize the design, and prepare the product for production.

  • Industrial design & mechanical engineering

  • 6-layer PCB with Wi-Fi + BLE

  • Embedded firmware & mobile app support

  • DFM optimization & cost reduction

  • Functional prototypes & test reports

  • Pilot run support for launch

  • Supply chain and supplier relations

Let's build your product success story!

From first call to launch, we'll help you get there.

PRICING

Transparent per-job pricing — pay only for what you need

Every job is priced individually. Start at the design stage, prototype when you're ready, and move to production on your timeline — no bundled packages, no minimum commitments.

STAGE 01: DESIGN

Define and validate your product concept

Industrial Design (ID)

You have an idea or requirements

3D modeling, renders, design for CMF

From
$500

PCB Design

DFM Review

Firmware Architecture

Schematic & layout, review

From
$200

System design & architecture

Manufacturability analysis report

From
$1,000

From
$200

BOM & Cost Estimate

BOM creation & target cost analysis

From
$200

Design Validation

Technical review & risk assessment

From
$200

Typical duration: 1-2 weeks

STAGE 02: PROTOTYPE

Build, test and refine your product

You have a design ready to proototype

PCB Prototype Build

Sourcing, assembly & testing

From
$500

Typical duration: 3-6 weeks

Enclosure Prototype

3D print / CNC / soft tooling

From
$500

Firmware development

Feature development & integration

From
$1,000

Bring-up & testing

Hardware bring-up & debug

From
$1,000

EVT /DVT Support

Engineering validation testing

From
$500

Test Reports

Functional test & validation reports

From
$200

STAGE 03: PRODUCTION

Prepare for mass production

You have a validated proototype

DFM & Optimization

Process optimization & yield improvement

From
$800

Tooling Design Support

Production documentation

Supplier Qualification

Pilot Run Support

Launch Support

Mold & fixture design assistance

Work instructions & SOPs

Factory audit & process validation

Pilot build & issue validation

Rump-up & NPI support

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$800

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$500

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$1,000

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$800

Typical duration: 2-4 weeks

  • Transparent pricing: Clear scope and deliverables. No supprises.

  • No minimum commitments: Order or job or ten. You are in control.

  • Pay as you go: Pay per job, at each milestong. No upfront lock-in.

  • Founder-friendly: Built for startups and growing teams.

  • Need something not listed? We handle custom jobs every day. Let's talk.

FREQUENTLY ASKED

Questions about working with Peakingtech

Can't find what you're looking for? Send us your question directly — we respond within 24 hours.

Q1: Do I need to have a finished design before working with you?

It depends on which stage you're at. For a design stage quote, a description of your product, a rough sketch or concept document, and your target specifications (size, power source, key features) is enough. For a prototype quote, we need your design files — Gerber files for PCB work, STEP files for enclosures, and your BOM. For a production quote, we need your approved prototype files and your target volume and timeline.
If you're not sure what files you have or what format they're in, send us what you have and we'll tell you what's missing. Don't let uncertainty about the right format stop you from reaching out.

Q2: What information do I need to provide to get a quote?

Not at all — and most of our clients don't. We work with founders at every stage, from a hand-drawn sketch or a product requirements document all the way through to production-ready design files. If you have an idea and can describe what your product should do, that's enough to start a conversation. We'll tell you honestly what the next step looks like and what it will cost.
The only thing we ask is that you have a clear sense of the problem your product solves — the engineering we can figure out together.

Q4: How do you protect my IP when I share my designs with you?

Yes — and this is more common than you might think. We regularly take over projects from other engineers, review existing designs, and continue development from wherever the previous team left off. We'll start with a DFM review of your existing files to identify any issues before we proceed — this costs $500 and gives you a clear picture of what needs to change and what can stay as-is.

Q3: Can you work with my existing design files from another engineer or firm?

We sign a mutual NDA before any project discussion — including during the initial scoping call where you tell us about your product. You don't need to share any confidential files until the NDA is in place.
Beyond the NDA: all design files are transferred to you at each project milestone — they are not withheld pending future orders. We do not reuse, reference, or share your designs with other clients. Every subcontractor involved in your project — PCB fabs, enclosure manufacturers, component suppliers — signs a confidentiality agreement before receiving any project files.

Tell us about your product idea

We review every inquiry personally and respond within 24 hours. No commitment required — just a conversation about what you're building and how we can help.