Category: Prototyping
The ABCs of LEDs
The LED is a special type of diode that emits light when current flows through it in one direction but does not light up when current flows through it the opposite way. Their underlying technology enables a vast range of applications and benefits.
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Fun Laser Cutting Tricks
Laser cutting is versatile, easy to use and allows designers and engineers to make prototypes very quickly. Learn more in this article from Inventors Digest!
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Lessons From Books
Books from non-technical authors can be food for the soul and provide a different context in which to weigh our ideas, while offering nuggets as to how we should approach product development.
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Answers to Your Prototyping Challenges
Whether it’s an IoT device, molded part or soft good, we have the talent and experience to build beautiful and functional prototypes. I am fortunate to work with and learn from my great team. I often receive questions about prototyping challenges from readers. Here are some answers to your prototyping challenges.
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The Next IoT Wave
Despite the saturation of IoT devices, there is still plenty of room in the market for improvement and change. Consider these trends that may drive connected device development in coming years.
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Hottest 3D Trends
One of the most important tools for product development is the 3D printer. It helps prototypers build parts in a matter of hours, when machining or molding can take days or weeks.
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What is CES Really Like?
Attending and exhibiting at CES is an exhausting week of travel, meetings and pitching your product (or yourself). Here is what it is really like to attend this blockbuster show.
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Good Wellness Comes in 3s
Start-ups at CES offer breakthrough potential.
I scoured Eureka Village and found some awesome start-ups that have taken their own spin on the category.
Peace and Prosperity’s Promise
Firsthand look at Vietnam’s raw innovation shows a country on the rise.
My travels began in Ho Chi Minh City (formerly Saigon) in the south. My partner Kerry and I trekked north to Hoi An and Hue in the center of the country, with our final stop in the capital city of Hanoi in the north.
A Plateful of Pluck
Husband and wife navigated a messy path of obstacles to get product to market.
After their attempt at a utility patent was rejected, the couple added a subtle distinction—the fact that their plate could also fly like a Frisbee—and got approval.
Adding IoT to Your Prototypes
Think about IoT products as a triple-decker sandwich: top, middle and bottom. All three layers must work together. Here’s 5 tools to help you with your IoT “stack”.
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5 Lesser-Known Events not on Inventors Digest’s Trade Shows List
Gross, Macabre and Creepy? Sign Me Up Whether you are a product development professional or a...
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