OsventaIndustrial · 20–2,000 employees
Hardware engineering company: what your data is worth
Design, test and failure records train engineering agents that read and change CAD, firmware and test data, and make hard expert-level tests.
Get an estimateTypical range$45k–$1.3M
What labs license
The records that carry value
- Mechanical and PCB CAD with revision history
- Design reviews and change orders with the rationale
- Validation reports with pass and fail results
- Firmware code with pull requests, tickets and test-rig logs
- BOM history with cost, sourcing and obsolescence decisions
- Field returns linked to root cause and fix
- Requirements traced to verification
What it takes to qualify
- Export-control review, with controlled designs excluded
- Rights to customer and partner designs, or those left out
- Three or more years across several products
- Native CAD and ECAD files with metadata
Preparation & compliance
- Export classification and buyer screening
- Supplier pricing and NDA-covered parts data removed
- Pending patent details removed or timing confirmed
What determines the price
What moves the number
Raises the value
- Design, test, failure and redesign loops
- Requirements traceability
- CAD, documents and test data together
- Specialised domains such as medical devices, aerospace, robotics or power electronics
- Long product lines with many revisions
Lowers it
- Export-controlled designs, which usually rule a dataset out
- Customer-owned designs from contract manufacturing
- Exported PDFs or STEP files with no history
- A single small project
Packaging can close the gap
Structure, linked outcomes and documentation are often what separates the low end of the range from the high end. If your data falls short on those, our optional packaging service can fix it before it reaches a buyer.
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