What We Do
Simplexity is a product development engineering firm, hired by leading technology companies to design their next generation products. In an industry of overly-complex design and production, we strive for simplicity, reducing product cost and improving reliability for our clients through our Product Development Process.
If you've ever wondered what goes in behind the scenes at Simplexity, check out the new virtual office tour featuring our Portland Oregon area office in Vancouver, WA. Take a sneak peek at what we are working on and see some example projects designed by Simplexity engineers.
The Simplexity Promise
You’re here because you’re seeking a simpler and more reliable design for your product. You want to minimize risk, and you want your final product to be efficient and to function well. You’ve come to the right place. At Simplexity, we find simple and reliable solutions to complex problems. And we’d love the chance to do it for you.
WHY WE’RE DIFFERENT
Other product development firms say they innovate. So do we. Other firms say they can take a product from concept through production. So do we. Yet Simplexity is the only firm that focuses on simplifying the complex®, resulting in simple, reliable products.
SIMPLICITY
Simplexity has achieved dramatic simplification and cost reduction results for our clients, delivering products that are efficient and manufacturable. What could be simpler?
MECHATRONICS
Simplexity has unparalleled expertise in mechatronics and embedded motion for custom products. If you’re designing a product with motion, sensors, and electronics, we have pre-developed solutions that reduce risk and accelerate time-to-market.
Experience
Our engineers and technicians have decades of experience designing manufacturable high-volume products for world-class technology companies like HP, illumina, Microsoft, and Valve. Collectively, our engineers are listed as inventors on more than 200 patents.
Podcast Episodes
From mechatronics to motion control, our experts can help you with your project.
Want to learn more about designing mechatronic systems? Check out the Embedded FM Podcast featuring CTO, Doug Harriman for all things motion and mechatronics.
The full episode: There Were Fires, is now streaming.