Anything can happen—surprise technical hurdles, a delay in your product’s shipment. For those obstacles, Synapse has a highly responsive and specialized team whose sole mission is to keep things running smoothly. Consider it your company’s back-up plan.
The Bamboo Bottle Company initially approached Synapse for industrial design services to integrate their individual components and assembly concepts into an elegant, tasteful, and “cool” solution. As follow up to that initital work, BBC approached Synapse again to incorporate not only ID services but mechanical engineering support all the way though contract manufacturing selection and release for their new “Coffee Top” and “Sport Top” product line.
When Exbiblio set out to build tools for connecting the worlds of online and print media, they built a dream list of features that would need to be included in a device no larger than an iPod shuffle. Synapse engineers pushed the technology boundaries of manufacturable design to new limits of density and met these ambitious goals for a successful initial product launch.
In order to drive down cost-of-goods and accelerate the schedule for the famed ultrasonic toothbrush, Synapse designed and produced a custom non-form-factor development platform for concurrent hardware/software work.
The QuickCam Orbit AF was the world's first consumer videoconferencing camera with machine vision and automated pan/tilt capability. This camera recognizes the human face in the field of view and tracks the subject's movements to keep features in focus and centered in the screen.
