Many people and companies assume that when a product is designed and engineered that the product development process is complete. That is most certainly not the case for physical assembled products – and not expecting this fact can be very frustrating for the inventor and start-up. The product development process continues with production tooling through [...]
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A large part of duck tape prototyping is doing it for cheap. This could mean $20, $200 or even more… but it is still a lot cheaper than a professional prototype. The cost of duck tape prototypes is mostly materials. There is no expensive CAD, engineering or design to be done, only [...] Lets go over some basics about prototyping starting with “duck tape prototypes”. Duck tape prototypes are the very first physical representations of your idea. This phase can be filled with lots of satisfaction for optimists and visionaries or disappointment for the pessimists and short sighted. Duck tape prototypes are made from available [...] As we are beginning the CAD work for a new product today, I thought I would relay two important insight that are often missed by first timers. Moving from 2-D to 3-D can be strenuous, so here is some help. 1. Often 2-D drawings don’t account for requirements like board size, hand size, etc. It might [...] |
 
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