
Learn before you build.
Who it is for. Students, Researchers, Procurement teams, Innovation teams.
Open ExplorerClarity Before Commitment
Record the temperature, stroke, and load the concept requires.Show the evidence you have, and the test that is still required.A Screening Record you can take into design review.
A feasibility assessment records whether an SMA concept is ready for deeper spend, testing, or review. The record supports judgment. It is not a certification.
Handbook, Screening Record, or reviewer packet.

Who it is for. Students, Researchers, Procurement teams, Innovation teams.
Open Explorer
Who it is for. Design engineers, Program managers, R&D leads, Review teams.
Open example Screening Record
Who it is for. Materials scientists, Qualification engineers, Expert reviewers, Advanced R&D.
Open SMA ProLearn and ask before committing spend
Use these steps in SMA Explorer.
Open the handbook, map, and SMA 101.
Go to step 1The answer cites the handbook. Limits are stated on the answer.
Go to step 2Sector briefs and example uses, with sources.
Go to step 3Three free completed screenings a month. Explorer Unlimited ($119/year) raises volume under published reasonable use with card checkout when self-serve billing is open. Screening Record export is in Decision Studio.
Go to step 4Screening Records and project records are stored in Decision Studio.
Go to step 5$2,500-$4,500
Early-stage SMA concepts reviewed by a subject-matter expert
$6,000-$12,000
Internal review, preliminary design review, test readiness review, investor diligence, or a choice between concepts
Indicative $15,000-$25,000
Multi-concept programs after a paid Feasibility engagement
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Three completed screenings per month. Explorer Unlimited is $119/year with card checkout on the pricing page. Screening Record only; not a certification record.
The Screening Record does not replace qualified engineering judgment, physical testing, regulatory review, flight qualification, medical approval, or certification. The record states what is known, what is assumed, which sources support the recommendation, and which tests remain before commitment.