Are there quick methods for the economic evaluation of mechatronic devices that have not yet been widely adopted in industry, but are at the stage of prototyping and laboratory experiments?
Basic considerations suggest that the economic evaluation will include: the cost of materials and their production, control devices, measuring devices, assembly and commissioning.
The difficulty lies in the fact that the economic evaluation of new devices is not clearly formalized. Some of the methodologies are based on experienced service factors, but experience with new devices may not be sufficiently accumulated. It is possible to use data from devices operating in similar industrial environments, i.e. extrapolate the coefficients to new areas, but I do not know some starting points (in my case, we are talking about the economic evaluation of mechatronic devices based on parallel manipulators for the space industry).
Please excuse me if I was not clear enough. The roughness of my assessments is due to the lack of awareness in this section of the economy.