A 1N1 × Cosmic initiative.
Before building more, discover what is worth building.
Orbit One supports entrepreneurs and organizations that need to turn an idea, a technology or research into something they can test. We connect business judgment with technical expertise to gather evidence and decide how to move forward.
An idea raises questions. Testing it helps answer them.
You may know a problem worth solving, have found an application for a technology or have identified an opportunity within your organization. The next step is to understand what needs to be tested before committing more resources.
Every test should help us make a decision.
The process depends on how developed the opportunity is and the question we need to answer.
- 01
Technical feasibility
Build a proof of concept: a limited version that lets us test the solution’s core functionality.
- 02
Value for people
Assess whether the offering addresses a meaningful need and what must change to make it useful.
- 03
Potential for adoption
Explore signals of demand and interest to understand whether there is a market opportunity.
- 04
First usable product
When the evidence supports it, develop an initial version that people can begin to use.
The outcome should make clear what we built, what we learned and what we recommend next: move forward, adjust the approach, pause or stop.
An opportunity needs perspectives that complement each other.
Orbit One grew out of the collaboration between 1N1 and Cosmic. It brings technical and strategic work together around one question: how to turn an idea’s potential into an offering that can be tested.
At 1N1, we contribute architecture, development and artificial intelligence, connecting product decisions with the infrastructure needed to put them into practice.
Explore the collaboration with CosmicExplore the opportunities we are supporting.
Orbit One’s portfolio presents its published initiatives, the needs they started with and the scope of support provided.
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