// NPI intervention

Rescue NPI 60: intervention for hardware projects in crisis

We help organize electronics projects affected by delays, quality issues or unfinished work on the supplier or internal team side.

// For whom

When an NPI intervention brings the most value

Supplier-side crisis

The project has lost schedule or quality predictability and needs fast stabilization.

Project blocked internally

The internal team is stuck at prototype stage and the launch date is business-critical.

Startup under deadline pressure

Fast technical and operational support is needed to reach a milestone required by the market or investor.

Technology problems

The design works as a prototype, but is hard to assemble, cost-inefficient, time-consuming in production or lacks final tests and quality criteria.

Lack of compliance with standards

The prototype fails EMC, safety or environmental tests and the project needs root-cause diagnosis and a correction plan before the next validation.

Urgent production transfer

The current supplier cannot maintain timing, quality or volume, so documentation takeover, process reconstruction and an alternative launch path are needed.

// Specialization areas

Strongest areas of technical intervention

We most often help where technical risk and launch responsibility are highest.

Wearables

Miniaturization, low power consumption and wearable product stability.

IoT

Device architecture for connectivity, telemetry and updates.

Telemetry

Reliable data reading and transmission in industrial conditions.

Radio communication

Radio technology selection and link stability in the real environment.

Antenna systems

Antenna matching and RF parameter validation for the device.

Functional safety (SIL/ASIL)

Support for projects requiring high reliability and risk analysis.

Edge AI

Integration of algorithms on the device, with a focus on capacity and stability.

Industrial electronics

Stabilization of devices operating in demanding conditions, focused on reliability, diagnostics and production process robustness.

Production testing and validation

Development of final tests, quality control procedures and acceptance criteria for prototype, pilot or production transfer.

// How we work

3-stage intervention model

Initial qualification (up to 72h)

After receiving a complete data set, we identify the most important risks and recommend the next operating mode.

  • Technical and operational risk map
  • Plan 30/60/90
  • Decision: continue / conditionally continue / stop

Project intervention (up to 60 days)

For qualified projects, we execute the agreed scope and lead the project to the defined milestone.

  • Prototype milestone execution or NPI gate
  • Test report and technical conclusions
  • BOM v1 with recommended alternatives

Post-intervention stabilization

We close risks and prepare the project for the next launch stage.

  • Backlog of corrections and priorities
  • Quality and regression test plan
  • Preparation for pilot or serial production
// Guarantee

Responsibility model agreed in the contract

Depending on scope, we can agree a settlement model with part of the fee linked to milestone completion. Terms, acceptance criteria and corrective actions are defined individually in the contract.

Every intervention requires qualification, a complete input data set and an agreed scope of responsibility.

// Result

Results after the agreed intervention stage

  • A working prototype milestone or agreed NPI gate.
  • Test report with a list of risks and recommendations.
  • BOM v1 with alternatives for critical items.
  • Plan for the next launch stage: NPI, pilot or series.
// Qualification

When we do not take on an intervention

  • No access to key data or IP.
  • Deadline not proportional to the real scope of work.
  • No decision-maker on the customer side.
  • No agreement on the milestone model and change request.
// FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions about NPI (New Product Introduction) Intervention.

No. First we perform qualification and input data assessment. We only take on projects with a realistic execution path.

This is an indicative horizon for an agreed milestone in qualified projects, counted from work start after complete data delivery and scope acceptance.

An initial risk map, 30/60/90 plan, qualification decision and recommended scope for the execution stage.

Responsibility scope, acceptance criteria and any corrective actions are defined individually in the contract for a specific project.

// Start

Submit your project for fast qualification

Send a short description of the project crisis, deadline and current documentation status. Initial qualification decision: up to 72h after receiving complete data.




    Do you have a project in crisis? Start with intervention qualification.

    Send input data and receive an initial assessment of risks, possible scope and next steps for the project and decision-making team.

    Start intervention qualification