Contact
Describe the problem. Get a straight answer.
The most useful first message is a short description of the sample or signal, what you need to measure, how accurately, and where the instrument has to live. No form queue — mail arrives in a real inbox.
Send an email
photonmechsolutions@gmail.com
Happy to sign an NDA before any technical detail is exchanged — just say so in the first message.
- Based in
- Rians, France
- William Chaze, PhD
What helps
Useful things to include.
- The sample or signal: what it is, and how nasty it gets.
- The measurement: which quantity, what range, what accuracy.
- The environment: lab bench, production line, field, hazardous area.
- The constraint that actually matters: cost, size, speed or certification.
- Where you are: a blank page, a prototype that misbehaves, or a product that needs finishing.
What happens next
Three steps.
- 01
A reply with an honest first read: physically feasible, probably feasible, or not — and why.
- 02
A call to go through the details, the constraints, and what a first useful step would be.
- 03
A written proposal: scope, milestones, deliverables and price. No proposal, no work started.