The initial development took just under a year and involved the process from the initial idea to the production of the zero series, which was then certified.
The development was followed by a standard process that began with the development of detailed technical specifications. What followed was a proof-of-concept phase in which our goal was to design devices compatible with different types of gas meters. Upon completion of this phase, we realized that the only way to achieve the compact dimensions of the device was to, instead of using commercially available communication modules, engage in the development of our solution.
This initiates the phase of making 3F prototypes (form fit function). This later proved to be a decision that extended development, but also enabled faster production and delivery of devices because we did not depend on manufacturers of communication modules, but our chip solution.
After the completion of the 3F phase, we approached the certification of the device as well as the beginning of the industrialization phase. As part of this phase, an accompanying production process was developed so that each device could be tested to ensure the highest quality standard.