Hardware Marathon: Installment 5 This post is the fifth in the series, “The Hardware Marathon.” In this series, I discuss the process involved in developing a hardware product from concept to production. Our runner glances up to see the 11th mile marker. The race has been mostly fun up to this point and a sense of […]
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Prematurely declaring a final version will add development time and costs in future phases because the product itself will declare when it is finished regardless of where you believe you are in the process.
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Regardless of the path you chose to protect your intellectual property, it is worth taking the necessary steps to protect your company’s future.
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When working through a concept, people can be enraptured by the dream of their immense success, but it is important to be realistic. Do you know how much money is needed to bring this product to market? Do you know….
Starting the Product Development Race: Concept Development Read More »
Even for entrepreneurs who have done the research and prepared themselves for the hardware development process, it can still feel like an interminable cycle.
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An independent design assessment provides an unbiased evaluation of a product’s design, functionality, and materials used. This brings a fresh perspective from someone not involved with the development of the product and therefore can increase the potential to discover flaws.
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