Services designed for the right experience.

“Research is to see what everybody else has seen and to think what nobody else has thought.”

-Albert Szent-Gyorgyi

Industrial design is the art of designing where you optimize function, value and appearance of products/services for the benefit of both a user and a manufacturer.

The difference between Human factors and ergonomics; Human factors refers to the measurement of people while ergonomics involves the dynamic relationship of people in spaces.

Remember that a picture is worth a thousand words, but a prototype is worth a thousand pictures. Prototyping is essential in the design development process. It is by far the only way to perfect and make any product idea worthy of being introduced to buyers.

We are all salesmen and with any unique design idea comes the challenge of describing that idea or vision. Visualization options can help. Sketches, prototypes, computer renderings and animations can be created to tell your own product story. These tools can bring to life your idea while convincing others of its true value.

The transition from concept to manufacturing doesn’t begin when the design is done. It must be threaded within the development process and aid decisions for design and engineering. Cost is a major factor as well. Understanding what your design is going to cost should be researched early as it can drive how you are approaching a final design solution.