You can look at drawings and 3D models all day, but nothing beats holding the real thing in your hands. That’s what prototyping is for.
A prototype is a first version of your product — not yet perfect, but good enough to test, show, and improve. It helps us (and you) understand how it feels, how it works, and what needs tweaking before we move to production.
Why prototyping matters
Prototypes are a crucial step in product development. They let us:
• Test how parts fit and move
• Try out materials, buttons, hinges, and textures
• Get real user feedback
• Spot design flaws early
• Pitch your idea to investors or partners with something tangible
Different types for different stages
Not every prototype needs to be perfect — and it doesn’t need to be expensive either. Sometimes a rough 3D print is enough to get answers. Other times we build detailed, high-quality models that look and work almost like the final product.
Depending on your needs, we use:
• 3D printing – for fast, affordable models
• CNC machining – for functional parts in real materials
• Vacuum casting – for small series or high-quality looks
Prototyping helps us fail fast, learn fast, and improve fast — so when it’s time for production, we know we’re on the right track.
