The purposes of prototyping are manifold. It is the mechanism by which an idea is transformed into a product. It is a way of proving that a concept achieves (or does not achieve) its goals. It is a process of selecting appropriate technologies for a purpose and engaging them in a suitable manner. And it is a method of researching and developing new technologies to solve a problem where existing ones are unsuitable. Prototyping can also be used for developing a product or solution for a single or low-volume application by a client directly. In other words, the product is not to become a commercial one.

We go to great lengths and efforts in our prototyping activities to ensure all unknowns become known and that the path forward to product realisation is certain, whether it is to be conducted by Microsynthesis or by another organisation. We pride ourselves in having great skills, facilities and experience in designing, developing and testing prototypes. We use techniques to ensure robustness and reliability throughout all our operations and the prototype stage is no different.  Indeed, very often, the outputs from this service form the bases of product development so it is vital to ensure that rugged design, implementation and test techniques are used from the outset.