Roadmap
Prove the cell. Then the bed. Then the business. We name our make-or-break number up front — micron-class position hold under probe contact at 0 W. If the cell can't do it, Phase I says so cheaply.
The plan
Four steps to a production bed.
- Phase I
Prove the primitive
An instrumented cell and a small array, on the bench and under load.
- Hold-stiffness under load
- Zero-power hold force
- 10⁶ cycles
- Sim-to-hardware match
- Phase II
Pilot
A benchtop fixture pilot with a named manufacturer — the first install in a real quality lab.
- Measured pneumatic-vs-ours comparison
- Total-cost-of-ownership data
- Changeover-time data
- Eval kits
First purchase orders
Datasheet + kit shipped to manufacturing engineers. They bolt it on and test it in a day.
- The measured cell datasheet
- First purchase orders
- Production
The adaptive support bed
The platform molded at scale via an LSR overmold path.
- Production tooling
- The platform's first design win
All product performance claims are design targets until Phase I data. That discipline is the company.
Traction & partnerships
The machine is already in motion.
- In discussion
University STTR partnership — fabrication + mechanical test, faculty co-PI search underway
- Pitch submitted
NSF SBIR/STTR — non-dilutive R&D, pacing to the Nov 4, 2026 window
- Exploring
Defense industrial base channel — DoD supply-base programs
For manufacturers
Help shape the pilot.
We're selecting the first pilot benches now. If your line lives with a wall of dedicated fixtures, let's talk about measuring ours against yours.