It is our belief that a methodic design process is the right way to complete a project successfully. Each project is comprised of the following stages:

Stage 1 - Conceptual Design

This is probably the most important stage. In this stage we learn our customer’s needs and their design objectives, and propose several different creative solutions. Together with the client we decide which solutions will be further developed in the next stage.
    

Stage 2 - Prototype Design

In this stage we complete a detailed 3D design for prototype manufacturing. We use the most up-to-date 3D design, analysis and collaboration tools to achieve optimal utilization throughout the design process. The suitable prototype technology (STL, CNC… etc.) is selected to create a prototype that looks and performs as closely as possible to the final product. 

Stage 3 - Prototype Manufacturing

Over the years, we have established a network of alliances and close business relationships with many industrial designers, prototype manufacturers, mold manufacturers and molding companies. This network allow us to select the most suitable vendor for each task.
  

Stage 4 - Prototype Testing & Design Fine-Tuning

In this stage the prototype is tested for ideal performance and cost-effectiveness, and the design is then fine-tuned based on the results. The prototype may also be used by the client for commercial presentations, overseas marketing, case studies etc. 
  

Stage 5 - Final Design

After implementing the design changes derived out of the prototype testing, we finalize the design and customize it to fit the most suitable production method (Injection Molding, CNC ,etc). A complete design file including drawings, 3D files and production specifications is then given to the client to be taken to production. 
  

Stage 6 - Production Follow-Up

After completing the design, we support the client throughout the production stages: finding the suitable manufacturers, approving their design and assisting them to create the best production tools. We test the first samples and provide feedback to the manufacturers on any improvement needed.