Prototype Development & Problem Solving in Hull

Phil Green’s Workshop offers prototype development and problem-solving services for inventors, engineers, and small businesses.

This is where ideas move from theory into something tangible — tested, refined, and made to work.

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From Concept to Working Prototype

Prototype development and innovation services include:

  • concept builds and feasibility testing

  • mechanical and technical problem solving

  • one-off mechanisms and assemblies

  • functional prototypes and test rigs

  • 3D modelling and design support

  • sensor and microcontroller integration

  • IoT-style concepts

  • robotics experimentation

The emphasis is on learning quickly, testing practically, and refining intelligently.

Designed for Innovation, Not Guesswork

This service is ideal for:

  • inventors exploring new ideas

  • small businesses developing products

  • engineers testing concepts

  • clients needing unconventional solutions

Work is collaborative, transparent, and focused on progress rather than perfection on day one.

Prototype Development Across East Yorkshire

Based in Hull, Phil Green’s Workshop supports prototype development and innovation projects throughout East Yorkshire.

If you have an idea you’d like to explore — or a problem that needs an unconventional solution — feel free to get in touch.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. I assist with developing concepts into functional prototypes for testing, demonstration, or further development.

Absolutely. Many projects start as rough concepts and are refined through iteration.

Yes. Projects can include electronics, mechanical components, or a combination of both.

Yes. I regularly work with individuals, start-ups, and small businesses exploring new ideas.

This depends on the nature of the work. Many repairs can be completed on site, while others — particularly detailed restoration or technical work — may be better suited to the workshop. This is always discussed beforehand.

In many cases, yes. Well-made items, especially furniture or mechanical components, can often be repaired or restored to extend their life significantly. Honest advice is always given if replacement would be the more sensible option.