When defining the requirements for a new wireless product, there are significant engineering trade-offs that had to be decided upon.

Ideation is the creative process of generating, developing, and communicating new ideas, where an idea is understood as a basic element of thought.

A product’s specification should be contained within a living document that defines, documents and maintains the product requirements and lessons learned throughout the design and development process. It evolves over each stage of a project

Failure Mode & Effects Analysis (FMEA) is a process where you consider what can go wrong, how likely that is to happen, how likely that a user will be effected by the problem, and the consequences. Used correctly, it is a valuable design tool that can save costly reiterations during the design cycle.

The Alpha prototype is an approximation of the desired final product. It focuses on the design aspects that are essential, or high priority, product requirements.

Why isn’t your prototype considered “Beta”? Our experts highlight the prototyping considerations, prior to reaching out to contract manufacturers.

The vast majority of new product development involves designing and engineering molded components. Learn more about the considerations involved.

Articles on “New Product Development” (NPD) have confusing concepts, terminologies and processes. It is no surprise that new product launches have relatively high failure rates.

What a scientist, designer and engineer developed to sense and diagnose broken hearts.

The importance of planning time and efforts to research potential solutions to the underlying problems that a design is hoping to solve.