4 KEY SERVICES TO KICKSTART YOUR PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT

Hand - Drawn Concept Sketches

Diagram of a rice cleaning and processing system showing components like a rice hopper, water inlet, pipe section, water-filled chambers, a turbine-driven auger, and a rice collection container, with detailed annotations explaining each part's function.
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Kickstart your product development with this creative service. The process of physically sketching out ideas is well understood to increase divergent thinking, and drive new thoughts. Drawing and sketching helps the customer develop their product ideas from a solid foundation, ensuring important details are incorporated into their final design.

  • Generate “Blue-Sky Thinking”

  • Explore new design avenues

  • Critique particular details

  • Provide uniquely crafted drawings for your project records

3D Modelling and Rendering

Two modern ticket vending machines with digital screens, card readers, and large red reels for printing tickets, one in gray with a touchscreen and the other in black and silver with a sloped top, both featuring coin slots and open compartments.

A modern necessity in any product development process includes modelling. This helps the engineer check technical details like fit, form and function, and conveys a refined visual to the customer on what the end product may look like.

Customers benefit from seeing a “real-life” version of their concept.

  • Always parametrically designed for model flexibility

  • Design For Manufacture (DFM) is always considered

  • Configurations ensure options are accounted for, right from the start

  • Surface modelling used for complex, organic forms



An exploded view of a mechanical device with a large white gear at the top, a small black cylindrical piece in the middle, a white circular clamp below it, and a silver circular base with numbered red markings from 2 to 4 at the bottom.

Proof of Concept and Prototyping

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Proof of concept models and prototyping is all about ironing out problems, learning from theories and applying them in real life without committing to high expenses like new tool design and minimum batch orders. This is one-off production, completed with speed and low budgets in mind.

  • Scale models are developed to prove certain product characteristics and functions such as particular mechanisms or part inteferences

  • Cost effective, fast development ensures rapid design iteration and progression

  • Processes include workshop methods with hand tools and 3D printing. More complex parts can be made through access to machining and fabrication facilities.

  • Microcontroller implementation

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Technical Drawing

Orthogonal drawings used for detailed part/assembly specification and manufacturing. These go beyond conceptualising ideas and drill down to the technical details of a product, ultimately specifying Form, Fit, Function (FFF)

  • Part, assembly and general arrangement drawings

  • BS8888 conformity

  • Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing, if required

  • Bill Of Materials (BOM) included for reference, if required