Feasibility studies
Options compared on cost, risk and effort, backed by small experiments instead of opinions.
R&D · Proof-of-concept
Research & development for ideas that are not built yet
When the real question is “can this even work?”, writing the full product is the most expensive way to find out. I run focused research sprints that answer the hard technical question first.
You get working code, measured results and a plain-language report of what works, what does not and what a full build would take.
What my R&D and prototyping service includes
Proof-of-concept
The riskiest part of the idea built and demonstrated end to end.
MVP builds
A lean first version real users can try, structured so it can grow without a rewrite.
Reverse engineering & interoperability
Protocol, file-format and binary analysis to integrate with closed systems you own or are licensed to use.
Performance research
Profiling, benchmarking and redesign when a product hits a speed or scaling wall.
Technical reports
Clear write-ups for founders, investors and grant applications.
Who it’s for
- →Startups validating a technical idea before raising money
- →Companies integrating with a legacy system they cannot change
- →Hardware and IoT teams that need software prototypes
- →Research grants that require a working demo
- →Teams evaluating AI before buying a vendor tool
- →Products that have hit a performance wall
Technology
PythonC / C++RustGoNode.jsJupyterDockerPyTorchGhidraWiresharkProfilers & benchmarks
How your R&D and prototyping project runs
- 01
Frame the question
Agree exactly what must be proven and how success will be measured.
- 02
Spike approaches
Try two or three approaches quickly instead of betting on one.
- 03
Measure
Benchmarks and test data decide, not assumptions.
- 04
Report & recommend
A go / no-go recommendation with an estimate for the next stage.
R&D & Prototyping — frequently asked questions
What do I get at the end of an R&D sprint?+
Working prototype code, the data and benchmarks behind each decision, and a written report with a clear recommendation and an estimate for the next stage.
What if the idea turns out not to be feasible?+
That is a valid and valuable result — you learn it early and cheaply, with evidence, instead of after a full build.
Do you sign NDAs for confidential research?+
Yes. NDAs and IP assignment are agreed in writing before work starts.
Is reverse engineering legal?+
I only do it for interoperability, security research or systems you own or are licensed to use, within applicable law.
Planning your R&D and prototyping project?
Send a short message on WhatsApp — a rough idea is enough. You will get questions, a plan and a quote.