by Grace Fetzer | Dec 17, 2021 | Article
AN INDUSTRIAL DESIGNER’S 5-STEP PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT PROCESS By Grace Fetzer | December 17, 2021 The quality of our lives are in large part defined by the quality of our environment. The environment of our modern society is defined in large part by the objects we...
by Jeremy Nashed | Oct 15, 2021 | Article
3 REASONS YOUR DESIGNERS AND MANUFACTURERS SHOULD BE INDEPENDENT By Jeremy Nashed | October 15, 2021 Your product’s designers and manufacturers should be independent. Surprised to hear it? Since these two disciplines are so closely related, many assume that these...
by Troy Hicks | Jun 13, 2021 | Article
WHY TESLA WILL (OR WON’T) MAKE CAMERA ONLY CARS POSSIBLE (PART 2) By Troy Hicks | June 13, 2021 Last week we discussed the recent announcement from Tesla: that they would be changing their autonomous vehicle hardware stack for all new Model 3 and Model Y vehicles,...
by Troy Hicks | Jun 4, 2021 | Article
LIDAR, RADAR, CAMERAS? WHY TESLA THINKS LESS IS MORE (PART 1) By Troy Hicks | June 4, 2021 Last week, Tesla announced a new hardware setup for future Model 3 and Model Y vehicles based solely around cameras instead of the previous setup that used cameras and radar...
by Jain Aysuh | May 27, 2021 | Article
A 5-STEP MATERIALS SELECTION METHOD FOR PRODUCT DESIGN By Aysuh Jain | May 27, 2021 On January 28, 1986, the Challenger shuttle exploded 72 seconds into its launch. Besides organizational mismanagement and miscommunication involved in the infamous launch, a technical...
by Jeremy Nashed | May 22, 2021 | Article
THE ELECTRONICS ACHILLES HEEL (ELECTRONICS PACKAGING ASSEMBLY #3) By Jeremy Nashed | May 22, 2021 As consumers, we tend to think of our electronic devices in a rather static manner. If it works today, it should work tomorrow and in a year – so long as it is protected...
