Building, testing, and refining prototypes ensures a more competitive product in the end.
Prototyping is about solving the biggest unknowns, upfront, as quickly and efficiently as possible.
- How will users interact with the product?
- Does the product generate the required data?
- Is the tech stack functioning as expected?
Our in-house team of engineers, designers, and developers work in unison to quickly iterate your designs into field-ready prototypes.
Among our Prototyping services are:
Looks-Like Prototypes
We help you rapidly iterate on the look, feel, and form of the product starting with concept sketches, moving to 3D models, and then creating physical, looks-like prototypes.
Proof-of-Concept Prototypes
We answer questions around technology, features, user interface, and unit costs by working with you to develop proof-of-concept prototypes. We’ll leverage off-the-shelf hardware and canned software to collect insight of key data you need.
Engineered Prototypes
Engineered prototypes are the first manufactured prorotypes of your product. We build engineered prototypes that are “works-like” and “looks-like” to allow you to verify all core functionalities of your product.
Meet some of your Breadware IoT prototyping team

Eric Goodman
Lead Firmware Engineer
Expert in PCB design, firmware design, digital logic and communication interfaces for connected products. 7 years IoT expertise with deep knowledge base in defense, medical, and wearable applications.

Kunal Wadhwa
Firmware Engineer
Master’s in Electrical Engineering from State University of New York at Stony Brook. Specializations in Computer Architecture and System Designing. 7 years of experience writing embedded firmware for complex IoT applications.
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