01Wearable medical device
NEAT, wearable haptic system
Industrial design and patent figure drafting for a wearable haptic stimulation system. Provisional patent application, November 2025.
- Industrial design
- Patent figures
- Provisional application
Industrial design
Designed for manufacture.
Industrial design that survives the supplier shortlist, the BOM, and the freight quote. Form paired with the constraints of real manufacturing, so the product you launch matches the product you drew.
Deliverables read as production-ready
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Dimensioned
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Toleranced
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Vendor-aware
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Ready to quote
From early-stage wearables and consumer products through to precision mechanical assemblies.
Selected work
A wearable medical device and a precision mechanical assembly.
Two examples that show the range: an FDA-track wearable with full patent figures, and a 25-page mechanical CAD package destined for tooling and production.
02Precision mechanical assembly
Self-Cleaning HEX-100, CAD package
A 25-page production-ready drawing set for a precision hex-driver assembly. Multi-part BOM with vendor specifications, weld callouts, and dimensioned isometric views.
- 25 drawing sheets
- Multi-part BOM
- Vendor specifications
- Weld callouts
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Industrial design rarely fails on the rendering. It fails on the jump from concept to manufacturable assembly. We look at where your project is, what's already drawn, and what needs to land before tooling.
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