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Industrial Design

Industrial Design is the process of creating and developing concepts and specifications that optimize the function, value, and appearance of a product.This is done for the mutual benefit of both end user and manufacturer. These concepts are developed through collection, analysis, and combination of data, guided by the specific requirements of the customer. In this way, product appearance can be quickly and efficiently made fresh and in-line with current market trends.

» Why is it useful?   Close
Industrial Design bridges the gap between a desired product image and its underlying functionality. Maximum benefit is achieved by incorporating distinctive styling that differentiates your product from the competition.


» Are there any limitations?  Close
Industrial design is limited to the creativity of the human mind – therefore, the possibilities are endless. Incorporating hand modeled prototypes and concept images can be more challenging since the final design will be driven in part by the core functional components to be incorporated into the design. Hand modeled prototypes can be digitized and used as a template for creating a 3D CAD model - See Reverse Engineering.


» What Kind of Products can Benefit?  Close
Typical products include those in Consumer Electronics, Recreational, Automotive, Aerospace, Defense, and Medical applications.


» How are business goals affected?  Close
Industrial Design helps differentiate your product from the competition while maintaining a practical concern for manufacturing requirements. We work to ensure that design recommendations use both material and technology effectively.


» The Technology Behind the Process:  Close

  1. Industrial Design objectives are discussed.
  2. Hand modeled prototypes and concept images are converted to a digital format and used as a starting point
  3. Industrial Design concepts are developed and presented
  4. A Design concept is chosen by the customer and used as a starting point for developing a new CAD model
  5. The core product components are incorporated into the new design
  6. Prototype Presentation models are made for design confirmation
  7. Additional models can be painted and decorated for market evaluation purposes
Prototype Model created from concept hand sketch
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