You’d own boards, not sections of boards. From the first system trade to the first unit off the line, the design is yours.
Complete design freedom. You make the design calls. Nobody hands you a topology and asks you to route it. The hierarchy is flat, so the path from a decision to a built board is short.
Hardware with real constraints. Sensor-dense, mixed-signal, and every constraint pulling against the others: signal integrity, power, thermal, EMC, cost, manufacturability. There’s no version of this that’s routine.
The rest of the system is in the room. Mechanical, firmware, software, V&V and production all sit in the same Stockholm office. When a board misbehaves you walk over to the person whose subsystem it’s talking to and sort it out that afternoon.
And it goes into clinics. Your boards end up in front of real people getting answers they wouldn’t otherwise have.