Concept & product design
Explore direction, form and product requirements, bringing design intent into clear development decisions.
02 — Product design & engineering
Ideas, thoughtfully
engineered.
Independent design and engineering support for small companies and teams developing physical products.
FORM / FUNCTION / FIT
A considered path from idea to object
Design detail.
Engineering perspective.
Product development asks creative and technical questions at once. ThomyStudio brings physical product design and mechanical engineering together, helping teams move from early concepts toward well-considered, manufacturable products.
Work can include connected products and IoT casings, where mechanical decisions need to work in step with electronics and the wider product.
Tell me about your project →How I can contribute
Mechanical design & CAD
Develop mechanical concepts and detailed CAD for physical products, including electronics-integrated casings.
Prototyping & 3D printing
Make and assess physical iterations to answer practical questions and refine the design.
Manufacturing preparation
Consider design for manufacturing, coordinate with suppliers and support technical problem-solving as a design progresses.
Development coordination
Support multidisciplinary engineering work through clearer processes, useful documentation and technical project coordination.
A practical process
Move forward,
one clear step at a time.
Understand
Discuss the product, users, constraints and what the team needs to learn.
Design
Develop concepts and mechanical design with the product’s real requirements in view.
Prototype
Use CAD, prototypes and testing to work through detail and reduce uncertainty.
Prepare
Refine for manufacture and coordinate the technical work needed for the next stage.
The project scope and level of support are shaped around each brief.
Selected work
Room for the work
to come.
The portfolio is being developed. If you have a product in mind, I’d be glad to hear what you’re working on.
Discuss a project →Developing a physical product?