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Choosing the right material is one of the most critical steps in product development — yet it’s often underestimated. Material selection doesn’t just affect how a product looks or feels; it directly shapes how it’s manufactured, what it costs, and how well it performs over time. In this post, we’ll explore how material decisions influence manufacturability, cost, and performance — and why DFM (Design for Manufacturing) plays a key role in getting that balance right. Why Mater

In product development, a design that looks perfect on screen or even works in prototype form can quickly fall apart when it reaches the factory floor. That’s where Design for Manufacturing (DFM) plays a critical role.   When DFM is overlooked, projects often suffer from spiralling costs, missed deadlines, and last-minute redesigns. The good news? Most of these issues are preventable with early awareness of common pitfalls.   In this article, we’ll explore the most frequent

When developing a new product, most of the attention naturally goes into the design. You want it to look appealing, function well, and...

You’ve put in the work. Your prototype is built, tested, and refined. Maybe it’s even passed a few rounds of user feedback or investor...