Tag: prototyping

Most founders say they’ll iterate. Very few live it the way this creator, Noam Eizenberg, did: invested $40,000, ~4,000 hours, […]

Manufacturing a new hardware product at scale can feel like “success,” but in consumer electronics and smart devices, for example, […]

We hear this a lot: “We just need one prototype, then we’ll be ready for production.” Or later in the […]

When businesses design and manufacture new products, the temptation to dive straight into development is strong. A promising idea comes […]

Some customers come to us with a product concept to develop and they severely under-estimate the time it will take. […]

When deciding whether to opt for a production mold (typically in steel) or a prototype mold to enable you to […]

This article looks at the critical factors that influence the accuracy of prototypes and provides practical guidelines to ensure that […]

When introducing a new product, Chinese suppliers often hasten their customers into mass production. While getting the product into production […]

In a previous article about the quality standard for prototypes, we explained why most development prototypes don’t need to look […]

Not every prototype needs to be perfect, as they fulfill different purposes. We often discuss this topic with our customers […]

For most electro-mechanical products, these are the main 4 types of pre production prototype (that are often called “final prototypes”) […]

Here we’re focusing on product testing, specifically, drop testing using smartphones as a typical example of a consumer electronic product […]

If you’re going to manufacture a mechanical and/or electrical product in China, this article will help you plan for the […]

During the new product introduction process, it takes an enormous amount of time, energy, resources, and manpower to go from […]

In most new product development projects for electro-mechanical products, there comes a time when the company (and its investors) need to make […]