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MetriqOne · AI-powered product innovation studio · India
We turn ideas into real products.
MetriqOne — product design, prototyping and innovation in India.
An India-based product innovation studio combining AI-assisted exploration, Fusion CAD and 3D printing. From a rough idea to a physical prototype, we design, test and refine practical products.
A tighter path from thought to object.
We combine structured product thinking, AI-supported engineering workflows, and rapid fabrication to learn earlier—before committing to expensive production decisions.
Develop the concept
Explore forms, mechanisms, materials, and parametric design approaches.
Make it physical
Create a testable 3D-printed prototype and expose real-world design issues quickly.
Learn and improve
Record results, analyze feedback, and iterate toward a more useful, manufacturable product.
From a problem
to a product.
Bring a rough sketch, a recurring frustration or an existing design that needs improvement. We help define the next useful step, with the scope agreed before work begins.
What we explore.
Automotive accessories, workspace organisers, custom enclosures, fixtures and everyday utility products. The best manufacturing approach may combine printed parts with standard components or conventional materials.
Practical ideas.
Thoughtful design.
Explore our concept-development work, including an illustrated new car-accessory idea. These are concepts in development, not finished products for sale.
A slim retractable car sunshade
The idea: a rear-window shade with a compact, integrated look rather than a bulky accessory.
- Design direction
- A manual pull-up mesh shade combining a spring roller, aluminium structure and 3D-printable trim.
- Work completed
- Rev A mechanism specifications, component layout and a vehicle measurement plan.
- Next milestone
- Confirm vehicle-specific fit, fabricate a prototype and test operation. Installation and fit have not been validated.
A desktop power & connectivity console
The idea: bring charging, power and data connections into one organised desktop unit.
- Design direction
- A sloped metal enclosure with separate power and data zones, plus custom low-voltage bezels and cable-management parts.
- Work completed
- Concept layout, enclosure dimensions and component architecture.
- Next milestone
- Final component selection and mechanical prototyping. Electrical assembly and validation require a qualified professional; this is not a certified product.
A place for the small things.
A removable cup-holder organiser concept for keys, parking cards and a phone. A compact insert and shallow tray explore how unused console space could become a useful everyday accessory.
- Design direction
- A 3D-printable body with rounded edges, a removable tray liner and a cable notch. Vehicle dimensions and material choice would be confirmed before CAD development.
- Current stage
- Visual concept only. CAD, fit, heat resistance, stability and usability have not been developed or tested.
- Next milestone
- Measure the target vehicle, create a Fusion model and produce a fit-check prototype.
Building an intelligent workshop.
AI helps us explore requirements, alternatives and documentation. We design in Fusion and validate through physical testing. A AI-assisted customer intake workflow is planned; it is not live yet.
Product discoveryRequirements, constraints, use cases, and concept evaluation.
Parametric design supportFusion CAD modelling, with AI assistance for design questions, dimensions and iteration planning.
Prototype analysisStructured test plans, observations, measurements, and iteration decisions.
Technical documentationClear design histories, specifications, assembly notes, and manufacturing guidance.
Build small. Learn fast. Improve what matters.
MetriqOne is currently developing and validating its product-development workflow in India.
Turn your idea
into a product brief.
Build a structured brief to guide a first design conversation. This early planner runs in your browser using a fixed template; it does not call an AI model or submit your idea.
Your product brief
Describe your idea to create a brief covering the problem, requirements, open questions and next steps.
A starting brief, not an engineering assessment or quotation.
Before we build.
A clear brief helps avoid unnecessary iterations. Each project starts with an agreed scope and realistic validation needs.
Can I start with an idea rather than a CAD file?
Yes. Describe the problem, intended user and any constraints. A sketch, measurements or photographs of the intended installation area can help establish a useful starting point.
What should I include in an enquiry?
Your idea, intended use, approximate dimensions, expected quantity, target budget and desired timeline. Mention exposure to heat, water, load or moving parts, as these affect design and material choices.
Are the projects shown available to buy?
The featured projects are concepts in development. Their status is stated individually. They are not listed as validated or commercially launched products.
How is AI used?
AI assists research, requirements exploration, concept alternatives and documentation. Human judgement, CAD design and physical testing guide product decisions. The public brief planner currently uses a fixed template; an AI-assisted version is planned.
How are pricing and timelines decided?
After we understand the scope, we can discuss design effort, prototype iterations, materials, quantities and delivery needs. The online planner does not produce a quotation or commit to a delivery date.
Who owns the design files?
Ownership, reuse rights, confidentiality and delivery of CAD or manufacturing files should be agreed in writing before the project starts.
A studio
taking shape.
MetriqOne is the brand of MetriqOne Design Labs, a bootstrapped product venture in India established in January 2026. Proprietor Lokesh Verma leads product development, exploring the connection between AI, design and physical making.
Our current work combines Fusion design and 3D-printing capability with early product concepts. We are developing an AI-assisted intake process to turn customer ideas into clearer requirements and development plans.
Have a product idea? Start with the brief planner above, then email your brief to contact@metriqone.com to begin a design conversation.
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Terms of use
The project examples are concepts in development. Planner output is preliminary and does not establish feasibility, product safety, a price or a commitment to manufacture. Any future design or fabrication engagement will require an agreed scope, price and validation plan.