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Clip-on badge for factory workers: logs noise and temperature, Bluetooth to a phone, 300 mAh LiPo, button and LED, magnetic charging pins, aiming at IP54. Max 52 x 34 x 14 mm. 50 printed, then 1,000.
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For hardware startups
From dev-kit prototype to manufacturing drawings.
Tell us which boards, battery and connectors go inside. We send back the housing as 3D files, drawings and a parts list, checked against the rules of the process that will make it.
Send a requestWe reply with questions and a quote.
Join the waitlistEarly access to the self-serve tool.
We deliver
Understanding the request
- Worn on a belt or collar on a factory floor
- Logs noise and heat through a shift
- Sound port sealed against dust and splashes
- Everything inside 52 × 34 × 14 mm
Concept image for your approval
Approved
Standards, parts and process
Standards and rules
- US factory floor: designed toward IP54 (IEC 60529), not claimed
- Temperature sensor kept away from the battery and the radio
Parts
- PCB 40 × 25 mm with an nRF52832 module
- 300 mAh LiPo · 30 × 20 × 4 mm
- Push button and status LED
- Two magnetic pogo pins and a steel clip
Process
50 printed for a pilot, then about 1,000 injection-moulded
3D model
Render, drawings and assembly guide
- 3D model · STEP
- Drawings · PDF, DXF
- Parts list and quote · XLSX
- Rule report · PDF
FilesSTEP · IGES · DXF · PDF · XLSX
DrawingsANSI or ISO
ProcessesInjection moulding · Sheet metal · Extrusion · CNC machining · 3D printing
Send an idea, get drawings.
Brief us the way you would brief an engineer. We send back files your team and your suppliers already open.
You send
- URL
Your dev-kit parts list: boards, battery, display, connectors
- JPG PNG
Photos of the working prototype
- JPG PDF
Sketches or your industrial designer's concept
We design, check and document
You get
- STEP IGES
3D parts and assembly
- PDF DXF
Part drawings with standard notation
- DXF
Flat patterns for sheet metal
- PDF
Assembly drawing with balloons and a parts list
- XLSX
Parts list with a quote range
- PDF
Rule report, reviewed by an engineer
What we design
Wearables
Small housings for pendants, bands and clip-ons: battery, board and charging contacts packed and checked.
Plastic housings
Box and lid with bosses, snaps, vents and gaskets, for moulding or printing.
Metal chassis
Sheet metal with bends, reliefs, PEM nuts and flat patterns; machined frames and plates.
Extruded enclosures
Extruded aluminium shells and frames, with their end caps.
Mains-powered products get mains and low-voltage zones, cord entry and earthing, designed toward UL, CE or KC.
Your designs stay yours
- We sign your NDA before you send files.
- Your files are used only for your project. We keep geometry only with your written consent.
- Everything we deliver is yours once paid.
Anamor · Anamor Inc. · 8 The Green, Ste R, Dover, DE 19901, USA
Frequently asked questions
We only have a dev-kit prototype. Is that enough?
Yes. Send the parts list and photos; we take sizes from the parts' datasheets and ask about the rest.
Can you design for moulding before we have the volume?
Yes. We design to the moulding rules and print the first units, so the prototype already follows them.
Can you check our CAD before we order tooling?
Yes. The rules run on your STEP files and you get the report with a list of fixes.
What do I need to send?
A description in plain words: what the product does and where it is used. Add the parts that go inside, with links, and any sketches, photos or drawings you have.
Can you check a design we already have?
Yes. We run the fit, clearance, access and process rules on your STEP files and send the report with a list of fixes. No redesign unless you ask for one.
Can you work from old drawings, scans or parts?
Yes. We model from a 2D drawing, turn a scan or STL into editable CAD, or rebuild an old part. It passes when it matches the source within the stated tolerance.
Which file formats and drawing standards do you use?
STEP and IGES, which open in SolidWorks, Creo, NX, Inventor and Fusion; drawings as PDF and DXF. US projects get ANSI sheets with inches alongside millimetres; others get ISO sheets.
Which processes do you design for?
Injection moulding, 3D printing, CNC machining, sheet metal and extrusion. Each part is checked against the rules of the process that will make it.
How is a project priced?
Every project is quoted after we read the request. The questions and the quote are free.
Who reviews the work?
An engineer reviews every package before it reaches you. A change to what you approved is confirmed by a person.
What is the printed prototype for?
To check fit with your real boards and parts before tooling. For sheet-metal and extruded designs it is a printed stand-in of the same shape.
Can we use the tool ourselves?
Not yet. Join the waitlist for early access; until then we run it for you.
Send the request in your own words.
We reply with what we understood, the questions that change the design, and a quote.