Before we start developing, we make sure it makes sense
A feasibility study is the first step for any more complex assignment. We check the technical and economic side of a solution before a single dollar goes into actual development.
What the study includes
- Analysis of the assignment and technical requirements, including relevant standards and certifications
- Solution concept design: electronics, mechanics, software, data collection and transmission
- Feasibility assessment, including risks and potential limitations
- A rough estimate of the cost and time needed for development and production
A clearer decision before development
A feasibility study checks whether your idea can be built and what it will require. It identifies the main risks early and helps you choose a suitable solution. You gain an outline of the costs, timescale and next steps. This helps you decide whether to invest in development and reduces the risk of costly changes later.
ORLEN Unipetrol
See a feasibility study in practice
Can fuel flow be measured without modifying the tank? We investigated non-invasive measurement for ORLEN. Explore the experiments and the findings of the feasibility study.
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