The process below identifies the steps in a typical product development project to engage clients and developing a customer experience map for product development: …
Design for manufacturability (DFM) is a concept that refers to the process of designing products that can be easily and efficiently manufactured. It involves taking into account various factors such…
The R&D (Research and Development) stage is critically important for businesses and organizations because it is during this stage that new products, technologies, and processes are created, tested, and refined.…
Case Study – Brush Knuckles | From Design to Manufacturing The journey of Brush Knuckles started off as a long road. The founder of Brush Knuckles originally contracted with another…
5 Benefits of Rapid Prototyping for Product Design and Development How can your brand stand out in a sea of roughly 30,000 innovative products released each year? One of the…
Advantages and Disadvantages Of Manufacturing Abroad Explore the prospects for excellent productivity and a vast network by conducting business outside your local country to keep your company ahead of the…
When you have spent countless hours thinking about a product idea and invested in its development, you certainly want to protect your invention from theft and copycats. With our increasingly…
In celebration of St. Patrick’s Day, we are detailing ways you can go green in your business—from product design to shipping. Whether you are a startup or an established business,…
When it comes to developing, protecting, and launching a product—experience matters. The problem is that often inventors have brilliant product ideas but lack technical expertise to bring the idea to…