Best for project enquiries, early conversations, collaborations, and direct questions about the tools or service work. A rough outline is enough to start.
Contact
Talk to Andrew at Orion Design.
You do not need a finished specification to get in touch. If you need advice, practical help, or more strategic support with product direction, concept development, manufacturability, sustainability judgement, or a clearer hardware business case, start with a short email outlining the decision you are trying to make.
Tool result context
Review the result before emailing Andrew.
The context below was generated from the tool. Nothing is sent automatically; edit or remove any detail you do not want to include before sending an email.
Location and focus
Northern Ireland, supporting product teams and founders working on physical products, manufacture, and hardware business decisions.
Useful context includes product stage, target market, intended production volume, and the main technical or commercial uncertainty. If you do not know those yet, say what you are trying to avoid or decide.
What to include
How to make the first conversation more useful.
The quickest route to a useful reply is to define the decision, not just the product. It is fine if the decision is still messy.
Where is the project now?
Concept, feasibility, prototype, pre-production, or launch. That changes the advice materially.
What is the decision the team is stuck on?
Manufacturing route, product architecture, sustainability, assembly complexity, channel strategy, or business-case quality.
What constraints matter most?
Typical examples are cost target, expected volume, launch timing, quality requirements, or investor pressure.