RetiVue Adult Model Eye
Mechanical R&D & prototyping
Creating a photorealistic training eye through collaborative optical design, materials testing and curved retinal printing.
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Biangle Labs · Richmond, Virginia
We help companies, inventors and research teams turn ideas and technical challenges into designs, prototypes and a clearer path forward.
Our project quiz gives you useful guidance before asking for contact details.
Selected project work
Mechanical R&D & prototyping
Creating a photorealistic training eye through collaborative optical design, materials testing and curved retinal printing.
Read the Adult Model Eye case study →
Compost truck reverse engineering
Reverse engineering a custom compost truck to document its design and support future development.
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Personal hologram printer development
Development support for a personal 3D hologram printer, in collaboration with LitiHolo.
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Phase 0 research helps establish unit pricing goals and market size. Compare similar products, their strengths and shortcomings, and the opportunity worth investigating.
Clarify your starting point →Work through concepts, mechanical details and 3D CAD. Build a focused prototype to answer the questions that matter before taking the next design step.
Explore design & prototyping →Review an existing design, investigate a mechanical problem or document parts through reverse engineering. Use evidence to guide the next revision.
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How we work with you
Biangle Labs is a product design and mechanical engineering studio in Richmond, Virginia. We work with you to define the problem, develop the details and learn through making.
Clarify requirements, constraints and important unknowns before choosing a direction.
Use sketches, CAD and prototypes to discuss decisions and keep the work grounded.
Scope a practical milestone around what your project needs to learn or deliver.
Client perspectives
A daily thought on curiosity, creativity and the work of making.Read the source ↗
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A clear starting point helps us shape a useful conversation. Your project does not need to be fully defined.
Yes. An early engagement can focus on research and requirements before detailed design. If users, market or pricing goals are uncertain, Phase 0 research is a useful place to start. The project quiz helps organize those questions.
We can review the information you already have and discuss the problem you want to solve. CAD files, sketches, photographs, test results and known constraints all help us define an appropriate next milestone.
Our work spans mechanical product design, research and development, 3D CAD and functional prototypes, with examples in medical technology, industrial equipment and emerging products. Browse the projects or explore our services to see the current scope.
They depend on the requirements, available information and questions the work needs to answer. We begin by defining a focused scope and deliverables. The quiz provides a project brief and guidance; an estimate follows a review of your specific project.
No. You can see your result and tailored next steps first. You can then copy or download the brief, email yourself a copy or submit it to Biangle Labs for an estimate.
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