Electronics Design
Schematic capture, PCB layout, and component selection — boards designed to work on rev 0 and scale beyond it.
HARDWARE PROTOTYPING LAB
From rev 0
to real hardware.
Revzero Labs is a studio for prototypes and finished electro-mechanical products — one address for startups and companies without an in-house hardware team. Electronics, firmware, and mechanics, from your idea to a working product in hand.
What we do
Firmware Development
The code that runs the product — embedded firmware developed alongside the hardware, not after it.
Mechanical Design
Enclosures and assemblies designed for the electronics inside them — CAD through 3D printing and fabrication.
Prototype Building
Assembled board + enclosure + firmware = a working product in hand. Not a bench demo — the real thing.
Production Support
Manufacturing file preparation, working with manufacturers, and testing — getting your design ready for the factory.
Small-Batch Production
Assembly, integration, and testing of tens to hundreds of units — production runs before you need mass manufacturing.
How a project runs
01
Define
We start with what you’re trying to prove: requirements, constraints, budget, and the shortest path to a testable product.
02
Design
Schematics, PCB layout, mechanical CAD, and firmware architecture — developed together so nothing is designed in a vacuum.
03
Prototype
Boards assembled, enclosures printed, firmware flashed. Bring-up, debug, and test — then iterate until it works in hand.
04
Produce
Manufacturing files, manufacturer liaison, and testing — through small batches of tens to hundreds of assembled units.
From bench to batch
How we work
- 01
Prototype fast, learn faster
Working hardware in weeks, not quarters. Every revision exists to answer a question.
- 02
Design for reality
Manufacturability, part availability, tolerances, and assembly are in the design from rev 0 — not bolted on later.
- 03
One studio, no handoffs
Electronics, firmware, and mechanics developed together, so the whole product moves as one.
Who's behind it
Revzero Labs is run by Michael Mark, an engineer who has spent his career taking products from a sketch on a whiteboard to hardware you can hold — schematics, board bring-up, firmware, enclosures, and the messy, satisfying work of making them all agree.
The studio exists because most ideas die in the gap between "we designed it" and "it works." Revzero closes that gap: one place that designs the electronics, writes the firmware, builds the mechanics, and hands you a working product — then stays with you through the first production runs.
Have something to build?
Tell us what you're trying to prove. We'll tell you how we'd get it to a working prototype.
Prefer email? hello@revzerolabs.com