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Evaluation Kit

Test it in your product, not just on your desk.

Everything your engineers need to try the HABI Button in your own application, with our engineers alongside from the first power-up to a working pilot.

HABI Button EVK
Price on request
  • 1 HABI Button
  • Interface board and cables, USB to your PC
  • HABI Studio license
  • HABI Docs account
  • 1 h onboarding + engineering support
Ships in 3–4 weeksMax. 3 kits per customer
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In the box

Unpack, plug in, press.

The kit connects to a PC over USB. Open HABI Studio and the button is live: change the feel, light and thresholds and press again.

The HABI Button Evaluation Kit: the button mounted in a clear-lid enclosure with interface board and terminal blocksCurrent EVK build
1HABI ButtonThe same module you would design in.
2Interface boardPower and USB, so the button runs from your PC.
3CablesButton to board, board to PC.
4HABI Studio licenseConfigure sensing, haptics, light and sound.
5HABI Docs accountQuick start, wiring, datasheet, firmware.
6An engineer1 h remote onboarding, then support during your pilot.
From kit to production

Four steps, one contact.

  1. Evaluate

    Order the kit. One hour of remote onboarding gets the button running on your desk, with HABI Studio and the docs.

  2. Pilot

    Build the button into your product or a test rig. A field application engineer supports you for the length of the pilot.

  3. Design in

    Tune feel, light and thresholds to your product and lock the configuration for production.

  4. Production

    Samples, then volume. The kit price is credited on larger orders.

Before you order

What you need.

A PC with USB

HABI Studio runs on a PC, connected to the kit over USB. No other tools needed to get started.

An application in mind

A product, panel or rig where you want to try the button. Tell us about it when you order.

An hour for onboarding

We go through setup and configuration with your engineer, remotely.

Request a kit.

Tell us about your product and where an input has to be right.