Electronic wizard required for - Worlds Smallest Voltage Detector

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Hello, I am Anthony from Sri lanka. We are a hardware designing & prototyping company. Why you should hire me ? - I have seven years of experience in the field and have developed manysystems. - I have state of the art testing lab and PCB fabrication workshop. - We have DLP & FDM 3D printing, - I have many contacts in China. I can help you with mass producing this. Please contact me if you are interested. Thank you Anthony

Robot hello i am a computer engineer,i have masters in computer engineering,i have experience for more than 7 years in arduino and electronics what is the required voltage to be detected AC or DC?

Our team has more then 10 years of experience of development of electronic devices (hardware-software production). We are assure that we can develop a prototype of non contact voltage testers according to a tasks and purposes in a fixed terms.

Robot Hi Ben. I would probably make it on ARDUINO platform, just have experience with them and some of it's version are very small. In this way no need to bother with PCB design for a prototype, just ARDUINO PCB with some additions like button, buzzer, LED, may be an amplifier and 3D printed case with battery compartment. I'm an electronic engineer with 7 years of experience in 3D modelling using SolidWorks. Good technical background. Experience in 3D printing, manufacturing drawings. I'm ready to discuss details by messaging before starting, contact me if interested. Best Regards Anatolii

Robot! Oh,Sorry. Hi Ben! Me and my team is available and ready to assist. Project looks very interesting but as well generates a lot of questions. How about small call on next days in order to discuss it? Thanks Andrew

Hi Ben, I am a Melbourne based electrical and control system engineer - 30 years of experience. First - I know exactly what type of device you are wanting to manufacture - I have used them plenty of times. When I was in Canada last year and needed to buy a pile of tools one of these was the first thing I bought. So I know what these are. Second - What are you exactly trying to do? There are multiple companies making these - companies like Fluke and they already have huge market share. In some of the big hardware stores in Canada (like Home Depot) you could chose any of 3 or 4. Every industrial electrical supplier in Australia and Canada has 1-2 to chose from. I don't know what your background is, but my guess would be electrician (or similar). Part of my background is in building manufacturing production cells, which has included plastic molded parts. Are you aware of the costs involved with the initial start-up of plastic molded parts - particularly the molds which are incredibly expensive. Designing a smaller more compact version of a voltage tester - more like a pen rather than a magic marker should not be that difficult. What will break you is the cost of getting into production. I can help with all of it - but you really need to evaluate what it is you are trying to do and if there will actually be a market for it. Let me know what you want to do next.

I consider that the device is viable using microcontroller technology, for which I have great skill in programming and designing the PCB in Software PROTEUS. I am also bilingual Spanish - English.