A friend of the team bought some retro Star Wars toys for his Star Wars mad sons, but found that some of the space ships had small parts missing, and he really wanted to see if he could restore this particular model back to its former glory. Our team stepped in and offered to reproduce the missing parts so that …
So you’ve read our ‘Rapid Prototyping – A Beginners Guide’, and now we understand why Rapid Prototyping is important, and what the basic types of testing are. We know that we can commission a ‘looks-like’ or a ‘works-like’ prototype, and we understand what a ‘Proof-of-Concept’ model looks like and that our end goal is to achieve a production-quality prototype that …
Picture the moment; your team have come up with a ground-breaking new concept product. It’s going to be the game changer. It features all the USP’s you could hope for; the concept is immense – it’ll take your business to the next level. Your MD says “Great stuff – let’s move this thing forward!” But what next? What about the …
Rapid prototyping uses CAD and 3D printing to create a real life physical model of the product whilst still developing the product. This allows us to touch and feel the product and evaluate different key aspects whilst still being possible to make iterative changes to improve the design. Rapid Prototyping not only speeds up the development time of new products …
