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INDUSTRIAL
DESIGN
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MECHANICAL
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ELECTRONIC
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PROTOTYPING
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SUPPLY CHAIN
ANAGEMENT

Industrial Design

Industrial design is the process of creating and developing concepts for products that prioritize both functionality and aesthetics.

Marketing & User Research
Concept Development and Sketch

Concept development and sketch are critical factors in determining a product’s success and defining its direction.

At this stage, we need to combine market analysis, user needs, technology, and supply chain considerations to generate recommendations for the product concept and sketches.

This is a collaborative process between us and clients, serving as the first step toward commercial success.

3D modeling
Ergonomics
CMF (Color, Material & Finishing)

The CMF (color, material, and finish) of a product plays a key role in shaping its uniqueness and cost, especially for consumer products, where different CMF choices can completely change the outcome.

Here, we carefully balance market trends, user preferences, and production costs to ensure the product stays current and affordable.

UI/UX design

UI/UX design is essential to a product's success because it directly impacts how users interact with and perceive the product.

A well-designed user interface (UI) ensures intuitive navigation and accessibility, while a seamless user experience (UX) enhances satisfaction and engagement. Together, UI/UX design not only makes a product visually appealing but also ensures that it is easy to use, functional, and meets the needs of its users. This can lead to higher user retention, brand loyalty, and ultimately, commercial success.

Sustainability Design

Sustainable design is crucial in today’s product development landscape as it prioritizes environmental responsibility while meeting user needs.

By considering the entire lifecycle of a product—from materials sourcing to production, usage, and disposal—sustainable design minimizes ecological impact. It promotes the use of eco-friendly materials and energy-efficient processes, which not only benefit the planet but also resonate with consumers who are increasingly seeking environmentally conscious products.

This approach can enhance brand reputation, foster customer loyalty, and contribute to long-term business success.

Mechanical Design

Mechanism design involves creating the internal sys-tems and components that enable a product to function effectively. It is crucial for ensuring reliability, performance, and user satisfaction, and cost effec-tiveness of the product as well.

Product Stacking
Shell Assembly Design
Mechanism Design

Mechanism design involves creating the internal systems and components that enable a product to function effectively. It is crucial for ensuring reliability, performance, and user satisfaction, and cost effectiveness of the product as well.

Structural Drawing Output
Product Bill of Materials

A Product Bill of Materials (BOM) is a comprehensive list that outlines all the components, materials, and parts required to manufacture a product. It serves as a crucial document in the product development process, detailing the quantities, specifications, and suppliers for each item.

The BOM is essential for ensuring accurate production planning, inventory management, and cost estimation.

By providing a clear overview of what is needed, a well-structured BOM helps streamline the manufacturing process and minimize errors, ultimately contributing to the efficiency and success of the product.

Electronic Design

Electronic design involves creating the circuits and systems that enable a product’s functionality, It is crucial for ensuring reliable performance, energy efficiency, and compliance with safety standards.

Hardware Development (PCB&PCBA)

Hardware development, particularly in the context of PCB (Printed Circuit Board) and PCBA (Printed Circuit Board Assembly), is a critical aspect of product design and engineering. This process involves designing and producing the circuit boards that house electronic components, enabling the functionality of devices.

Key steps in hardware development include:

  1. Design: Creating schematics and layouts for the PCB, ensuring optimal placement and routing of components.
  2. Prototyping: Fabricating initial PCB prototypes for testing and validation.
  3. Assembly: Mounting electronic components onto the PCB to create the final PCBA, which may involve both surface mount and through-hole techniques.
  4. Testing: Conducting thorough tests to ensure functionality, reliability, and compliance with specifications.

 

Effective hardware development is essential for creating high-quality electronic products, ensuring they perform as intended while meeting industry standards.

Firmware Development

Firmware design involves creating the software that directly controls hardware components, enabling devices to perform specific functions. It is used in a wide range of products, including consumer electronics, automotive systems, medical devices, and IoT (Internet of Things) devices.

In firmware design, the most critical aspects include:

  1. Functionality: Ensuring that the firmware meets the specific requirements and intended functions of the hardware. This includes controlling sensors, actuators, and communication protocols effectively.
  2. Reliability: Designing firmware that operates consistently under various conditions and handles errors gracefully. This is crucial for maintaining device performance and user trust.
  3. Optimization: Efficient use of resources, such as memory and processing power, is essential to ensure the firmware runs smoothly on resource-constrained devices, especially in embedded systems.
  4. Security: Implementing robust security measures to protect against vulnerabilities and cyber threats is vital, especially in IoT devices that are often connected to the internet.
  5. Testing and Debugging: Rigorous testing processes are necessary to identify and fix issues before deployment, ensuring the firmware is stable and reliable in real-world applications.

 

By focusing on these elements, firmware design can effectively enhance product performance and user experience.

Software Development

In IoT (Internet of Things) products, software design and development play a pivotal role in enabling devices to function effectively, communicate seamlessly, and deliver valuable features to users. Here are the key functions of software design and development in IoT products:

  1. Device Control and Management: Software is essential for controlling hardware components within IoT devices, allowing them to perform specific tasks based on user inputs or sensor data.
  2. Data Collection and Processing: IoT devices generate vast amounts of data from various sensors. Software design includes developing algorithms to collect, process, and analyze this data, enabling real-time insights and decision-making.
  3. Connectivity and Communication: Effective software design ensures that IoT devices can connect and communicate with other devices and cloud services using various protocols (e.g., MQTT, HTTP). This is crucial for enabling remote monitoring and control.
  4. User Interface: Software development includes creating user interfaces (UIs) for applications that allow users to interact with IoT devices, configure settings, and view data. A well-designed UI enhances user experience and accessibility.
  5. Security and Updates: Software design incorporates security measures to protect devices from cyber threats. It also enables over-the-air (OTA) updates, allowing manufacturers to fix bugs, enhance features, and improve security without requiring physical access to the device.
  6. Integration with Cloud Services: IoT software often includes components that interact with cloud platforms for data storage, processing, and analytics. This integration allows for scalable solutions and facilitates complex functionalities.

 

Overall, software design and development are critical for ensuring that IoT products operate efficiently, provide valuable insights, and deliver a seamless user experience.

System Integration

Prototyping

Prototyping is the process of creating early models or samples of a product to test its design, functionality, and feasibility. We believe prototyping is an essential step in the product development process. It not only ensures that well-made, accurate prototypes lead to an efficient transition to mass production, but it's also a critical stage for clients to verify if our design meets their needs.

Rapid Prototyping
Functional Prototyping
Product Performance Testing
User Testing

Supply Chain Management

Supply chain management involves overseeing and coordinating all aspects of a product's production, from sourcing raw materials to delivering the final product to customers.
A good supply chain management service ensures efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and timely delivery by optimizing each stage of the process. It also helps mitigate risks, maintain product quality, and adapt to market changes.
We focus on seamless coordination with suppliers and manufacturers to ensure a smooth production flow, reduce lead times, and provide reliable support throughout the entire product lifecycle.

Suppliers Development Management
Logistics Support
Quality Control
Small Batch Trial Production Management
Mass Production Management
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