Custom design engagement
A scoped piece of engineering. A written study you can act on. A clear way to decide what comes next.
Start with the problem
You describe the problem. Our in-house team works out how RAX would solve it — whoever ends up building it.
See what we’ve shipped01 / The investigation
Explore what a design study examines.
What the hardware must do, where it must do it, and what “working” looks like for you. A study starts from your constraints, not our catalogue.
Environment, power, connectivity, compliance targets, expected volumes, budget shape. The boundaries decide the design — so we fix them first.
The architectures worth considering, with the trade-offs stated plainly. If an off-the-shelf RAX product already solves it, we say so.
Prototype, testing, and what production with RAX would look like if the study says go. If it says don’t build it, that is a result too.
02 / The deliverable
A written study you can act on. Scope, duration and price are set per engagement — that is what the first conversation is for.
The requirements as we understood them — in writing, so misunderstandings surface early.
The recommended approach, and the reasoning behind it.
The alternatives considered, with their trade-offs.
A straight answer on whether RAX would manufacture it.
03 / From study to production
The scoped document. Requirements understood, options considered, and a recommendation in writing.
The design made physical, tested against the constraints it was written for.
The RAX production team builds the approved design and Gulf Connect stays connected through delivery and support.
The capability behind the study
“A scoped design study before a production commitment.”
Gulf Connect Solutions connects Gulf projects with the RAX product-development and manufacturing team.
Start a conversation
Describe what the hardware needs to do and where it has to survive. The first step is just the problem, in your words.
Your description lands with the engineering-led team that scopes every design study. Sketches, photos and part numbers are welcome in the follow-up.