Months of Outsourcing
Finding a partner, negotiating, waiting weeks for a prototype, then waiting again for fixes. Your roadmap is hostage to someone else's schedule.
No downloads, No engineering required
Solimake turns a plain-language description of
your product into a ready-to-assemble AIoT
module. No outsourcing, no endless rework.
Why Solimake
You're great at design. Your product shouldn't stall because
the electronics behind it are hard to get.
Finding a partner, negotiating, waiting weeks for a prototype, then waiting again for fixes. Your roadmap is hostage to someone else's schedule.
The module that comes back doesn't fit your shell, misses a feature, or needs a redesign you never budgeted for. Round after round after round.
Firmware, connectivity, power, sensing, AI — it takes a whole engineering bench. You run a design studio, not a hardware lab.
How Solimake Works
No spec sheets. No jargon. Just the product you already know how to build.
Tell Solimake how your product should behave, in natural language. “Wakes when I wave my hand.” “Glows in my brand color.” No technical specs needed.
AI generates a hardware module matched to your existing design and drops it into a 3D mounting preview — so you see exactly how it fits before you commit.
Order samples, assemble the hardware that arrives, and validate fit and function. Built to slot into the product you designed — on a timeline you can ship.
Core Features
You keep designing. Solimake handles the part that used to require a hardware team.
Use Cases
Whatever you design — toys, smart objects, collectibles
— Solimake keeps your product as the hero.
FAQ
Yes. You describe the behavior in your own words and Solimake turns it into a hardware brief — no schematics, no component sourcing, and no firmware work on your side.
No. The module is matched to the shell you already designed — send dimensions, a STEP/STL file or a sketch, and it is built to fit inside.
Outsourcing means a partner, a schedule and rounds of revisions. Solimake gives you a module built to your design, a 3D mounting preview before you commit, and samples in weeks.
The module arrives assembled: power, sensing, connectivity and firmware are already on board. You mount it in your shell, connect it, and it runs.
Yes. Start with samples to validate fit and function in your product, then order volume once it works.
No. Solimake runs in your browser, and the hardware arrives ready to assemble.
Describe what it should do. Get hardware that fits your design
— and ships in weeks, not months.
Free to start · No engineering required · Runs in your browser