In today’s fast-paced and competitive marketplace, an industrial design company plays a crucial role in creating products that resonate with consumers. One of the most effective ways to ensure this is through user-centered industrial design. This approach focuses on designing products with the needs, behaviors, and preferences of users at the forefront of the design…
Bringing a new product to market is an exciting, yet challenging process. Whether you’re launching a tech gadget, a consumer product, medical device or an industrial solution, the process of new product development requires meticulous planning, creative thinking, and a clear/ well executed strategy. In this blog, we will walk you through some of the…
Electronic Product Design is critical in turning innovative ideas into functional, market-ready products. Whether you’re a startup building your first MVP or an established company launching your next significant innovation, understanding the essential elements of the design process can make the difference between success and costly missteps. This blog explores 8 crucial factors to consider…
A proof of concept prototype, sometimes referred to as PoC, is a preliminary, usually aesthetically rough, version of a product that is created to test whether a product idea is feasible as it has been envisioned. IDP will suggest this path when approached by clients with mechanically and/or electronically complex products. It’s not meant to…
After being in the new product development and invention development business for nearly 4 decades, we have sadly heard it all in terms of somewhat predatory practices that take advantage of well-meaning and bright-eyed inventors and entrepreneurs. It’s the optimism, inexperience, vision for the future and hope that makes inventors a potentially easy target. Many…
A formal feasibility analysis opens doors and opportunities, saves money and reduces risk. Yet it is often passed over or neglected in new product development. For highly complex ideas and expensive high budget concepts a formal feasibility study can be the most important and most valuable analysis to start with. Feasibility answers big business questions:…
Electronic product development is typically more complicated and involves more steps than developing a non-electronic product. You will still need industrial design, mechanical engineering, CAD development and physical prototyping expertise. However, with an electronic product, additional engineering is needed and must be strategically integrated. Electronic product design and engineering involves hardware, firmware, software, programming and…