Our firmware developers breathe life into the electronics hardware we design for products. Working together on our multidisciplinary team, our firmware developers are outcome and user focused.
Our program managers and systems engineers manage and coordinate the complex multidisciplinary product development programs and projects we thrive on.
Our industrial designers are artists and engineers. They’re advocates for the end users of the products and systems we create.
Our mechanical engineers, transform ideas into robust, manufacturable products. They focus on precision design, detailed CAD development, and practical engineering for performance, usability, and reliability.
We’ve developed a broad range of safety and industrial products and systems. We have a deep understanding of the specialised advanced technologies required to develop complex products and systems to exacting standards.
We work with clients to develop medical devices and scientific instruments across a broad range of speciality areas. We provide clients needing to scale-up in the medical and scientific sector with the technical and development support they need.
At outerspace we develop products and technology systems for the agricultural sector, and agtech scale-ups. We design and engineer products that protect and preserve our natural environment.
We’ve been developing consumer products for over thirty years. At outerspace consumer product development moves fast and our team thrives on the dynamic shifts and demands of this form of design and engineering.
At outerspace we understand how sport and fitness connects people and how it makes them look and feel well and healthy. When people are fit they feel better about themselves and are likely to live longer.
We’ve got over 30 years of experience developing products for the transport and mobility industry. Our multi-disciplinary team can help with everything from A-class surfacing to prototyping and production integration.
Great product development group that listen and understand your requirements.
