Product Development — Cleveland, Ohio
Product Development,
Built in Cleveland.
Kyros Engineering takes hardware products from concept through production — electronics, embedded firmware, mechanical integration, and regulatory. A principal engineer owns your project end to end.
Kyros Engineering is a product development firm in Cleveland, Ohio that takes hardware products from concept through production — electrical design, embedded firmware, mechanical integration, and regulatory compliance — with a principal engineer leading every project end to end.
A Product Development Firm Rooted in Cleveland
Kyros Engineering is headquartered on Commerce Park Road in Cleveland, Ohio, and works with founders, manufacturers, and corporate innovation teams across Northeast Ohio — from the Health-Tech Corridor to the industrial base in Akron, Mentor, and Youngstown. When a build needs hands on hardware, we are at your bench or on your factory floor the same week, not on a video call from another time zone.
The firm is led by a Case Western Reserve-trained principal engineer whose shipped-product record spans warehouse robotics at Fortune 500 scale, EV charging systems, connected medical devices, and Factory 4.0 industrial controls. Every Kyros project is led by a senior engineer with more than a decade of products in the field — nothing is handed down to juniors.
We deliberately do the unglamorous parts of product development that decide whether a product ships: requirements and architecture before layout, design-for-manufacture before the first prototype, and verification evidence your investors, auditors, or regulators can actually read. Engagements start with a $5,000 fixed-price Architecture & Roadmap Study, so you get a written build plan before committing serious capital.
What We Do
Concept to Production, Under One Roof
Electronics Design
Schematic through production-ready PCB: power, mixed-signal, sensing, and EMC-aware layout in Altium or KiCad.
Embedded Firmware
STM32, ARM Cortex-M, RTOS and bare-metal. Bootloaders, OTA updates, CAN and BLE — verified on real hardware.
Regulated Products
Design controls, risk management, and verification evidence for medical, industrial, and safety-critical devices.
Prototype to Production
DFM reviews, U.S. board-house coordination, test fixtures, and support through first articles and pilot runs.
Real Project
Automated Eye Diagnostic Kiosk
Prior Engineering Leadership — Self-service diagnostic device — optics, embedded compute, HMI, and cloud in one product
Frequently Asked Questions
- How much does product development cost?
- Kyros engagements usually start with the Architecture & Roadmap Study — $5,000 fixed, two weeks — that produces a written build plan you keep. Bounded build work runs $8K–$20K over three to eight weeks; larger concept-to-production programs are quoted and gated one phase at a time rather than as a…
- Do you work with startups or established manufacturers?
- Both. Northeast Ohio manufacturers use Kyros as senior engineering overflow for controls and electronics work, while hardware startups use us as their engineering department from first prototype through design-for-manufacture.
- Can you take over a half-finished product?
- Yes — rescues are common. We audit the existing electronics, firmware, and test evidence, produce a gap assessment, and then finish the design to production quality rather than starting from scratch.
- Do you handle manufacturing?
- We design for manufacture and hand off cleanly: we coordinate PCB fabrication and assembly with vetted U.S. board houses, build test fixtures, and support your contract manufacturer through first articles and pilot runs.
- Why look for engineering companies near me instead of a national firm?
- For hardware, the deciding factor is bench access. Firmware and board problems are reproduced with an oscilloscope on the actual unit, and a remote team schedules that a week out.
Ready to Talk Through Your Build?
Tell us what you're building. We'll schedule a free consultation to discuss architecture, timeline, and budget — with an engineer, not a salesperson.
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