Manufacturing a Prototype | 4 Critical Lessons!

[@ChoieTheBoi]

3:46 the best milk tea u can get

[@mguarin912]

Perfect timing for this video. Much appreciated…I will devour the rest of your content. Thanks again! Liked & Subbed.

[@ProductInnovationAcademy]

Glad it's helpful! Do check out the resources section of the website for 10 or so free pdf downloads and extended case studies as well! www.design2market.co.uk/resources/

[@N8TURES]

@@ProductInnovationAcademy do you work with people and america ?

[@ProductInnovationAcademy]

@@N8TURES yes we do! We have quite a few clients who are over your side of the pond! We also have an American designer on our team in the uk. You can book a call to discuss your project with one of our design team through our website!

[@thamerslme3261]

I have a titanium aerospace bracket, I need to do physical prototype for marketing purposes, and functional prototype, and to manufacture it at the end. What kind of manufacturing processes is applicable? Taking into consideration that the first prototype could be done with any material.

[@shahzadhajizai4317]

Please guide me! I am a student i have a good idea but I don't have facilities to product my idea. Could you make it for me?

[@ProductInnovationAcademy]

Hi there, yes we could but developing a product is expensive. Check out this page of our website first: www.design2market.co.uk/pricing/

[@DanKostOfficial]

Great! Thanks for the information

[@ProductInnovationAcademy]

My pleasure. Hope it’s you find it useful and don’t forget to subscribe!

[@TimGriffiths89]

If you are not ready to request a prototype from a factory, what kind of methods and materials should you be looking into when dealing with "large format" initial prototypes such as furniture, outdoors equipment etc?

[@ProductInnovationAcademy]

Always best to get a professional designer involved with experience of the manufacturing methods, processes, costs and materials that will be needed for your product. They can also advice on design for ergonomics, styling, touch points etc. To get the best out of a designer prepare your project brief with as much detail as possible and maybe build a proof of concept prototype out of cheap readily available materials to test core functionality, size etc.

[@DLIGHT-fh5ub]

I have a prototype with patent pending and I'm ready for the manufacturing part of it now Would like to get it to the marketplace looking for investors

[@STOA_Industires]

Tell me more :)

[@ProductInnovationAcademy]

Check out this link for more details on how I raised over £500k to get my product to market: www.design2market.co.uk/academy/the-exact-method-i-used-to-raise-634000-for-my-startup/

[@haqi9fly]

Can you help me out with some of your sources of prototype services?! Thank you

[@ProductInnovationAcademy]

@@haqi9fly we can help innovators with prototyping through my company d2m innovation. If you are just looking for 3d printed parts of your files then a quick Google search is probably your best bet.

[@ericneering6357]

What is no competitor exists I have two products with no competitors

[@ProductInnovationAcademy]

Great if you don't have a competitor for your product. Hard to gauge the pricing though.

[@Rocky-po2wy]

Sir which thing makes the product stand out in a market....a design of the product? or the flexible price? I love to design a drone but aldready some companies took it to the another level......do u think a new comer to the particular market can change the game? Pls do reply sir 😊 thank you

[@ProductInnovationAcademy]

Wow big questions! Check out this video on validating ideas that might help: kzbin.info/www/bejne/on2vkoWheZiIbpo Design of a product makes people stop and consider it. But then pricing kicks in and unless at a desirable and affordable price, your sales are likely to be low. Validating ideas is not easy and lots of people will get this wrong I'm afraid. Definitely read as much as you can on this before getting started. We do offer some paid services around this: www.design2market.co.uk/services/product-viability/