Research-to-Product Feasibility Assessment
A research-to-product feasibility assessment answers one question honestly: can this research, prototype, or insight become a reliable product, and what would it take to get there?
The problem
Research that works in a paper or a controlled pilot does not automatically survive contact with the real world. Before you raise, hire, or commit to a roadmap, you need to know whether the core actually holds, and where it will break.
Our approach
We work embedded with the people who know the research, the way we worked with the ICNS researchers at Western Sydney University. We pressure-test the core technical claim, identify the real risks, and establish what data, engineering, and cost a production version would demand. We did exactly this for automated reading assessment in African languages, which moved from pilot to a model marking children's reading at 0.99 correlation with humans.
What you walk away with
A clear feasibility verdict, the risks that matter, and a costed path to production, or an honest reason not to proceed.
Led by
- Ben Blaine, Founder & CEO
Proof
Common questions
- What do we walk away with?
- A verdict you can act on and a roadmap, not a vague report.
- Can you assess research you did not build?
- Yes. We come in independent and go deep with your team.
- How is this different from a scoping sprint?
- Feasibility asks "can this work at all"; scoping asks "how do we build it." They often run back to back.
- Will you tell us if it is not feasible?
- Yes, plainly. That is the most valuable answer we can give.