Concept - Import export

Do you want to validate a concept, or industrialise the production for a new process, new material or new technology? Do you want to minimise the industrial and financial risk involved? Are you concerned about your project’s feasibility? Does the implementation of this project require the involvement of several external contractors at each phase of the process whose specific processes require common pre-validation

There are several steps to be taken for a successful test and for this to work in a targeted and efficient manner, a lot of planning and preparation is necessary. We therefore create the following from your ideas or your order: the data specification, including measurement uncertainty requirement; the test concept; Design of experiments; the specifications for test bench and measurement technology; the specification for the test specimen; Implementation planning.

Ideation starts with understanding your business plans and goals as well as your capabilities, strengths and restrictions. Then we take a look at market trends, competitors products and best practices in your field and in similar areas. We analyse this information, then let our minds free and create ideas. During this process, we find insights and identify opportunities. How do we decide which ideas are good? - Feasibility: Is the idea risky for engineering or requires complicated processes? - Desirability: Are the target customers excited about the idea? - Viability: Will the customers choose this idea over competing products? - Time needed to get to market: Does the product need lots of certifications or the lead times are long? - Investment: Are the development costs too high? - Novelty: Does the idea fill a gap in the market? - Brand consistency: Does the proposed product fit into your current portfolio? - Gut feeling: Are you enthusiastic about the idea?

Visualizing the shapes and features of the idea, and creating the main vision that will guide the whole product development journey. We develop multiple visual solutions for the idea from "mild" to "wild", all of which are desirable to your customers and are manufacturable. Concept design can be presented as sketches, early prototypes (mock-ups) or 3D renderings. These sketches focus on the main features of the product, for example: - What is the overall visual impression of the product? - Where are the buttons and other features placed and what do they look like? - What materials and manufacturing processes are used to produce the product? - How many parts is it made of? - How are the internal parts arranged?

Developing physical products, from idea to manufacturing. Industrial design includes the visualisation of your idea, creating multiple style (appearance design) options, 3D design, CAD, rendering, prototyping, and making sure that the product is easily and efficiently manufacturable. We guide you through the product development process from start to finish and share our expertise to make sure your product launch will be a success. The average product takes 1-3 months to design, although it can be as short as a couple of days, or as long as years as well. The outcome can be a small series, where we use 3D printing and other methods to create less a few pieces for the product which can be used for testing or to make the first sales. Or it can be a large series, where a factory produces 1000+ pieces of the product. Product types: - consumer electronics - housing of various hardware devices - furniture and decorational items - appliances - lighting - toys - packaging

We offer a full range of concept screening and concept testing techniques and have extensive experience in both consumer and B2B markets. For example, this includes food and drink, FMCG, technology, travel and financial services. Our IdeaProbe tool uses system 1 thinking to focus on the emotional aspect of decision-making within short time frames. Concept & Design Tests allow you to provide multiple avenues of looks and ideas, to understand the different levels of appeal and interest from your consumers; it can also provide you with meaningful data towards perceived features and benefits to price perceptions, so you can truly relate your product into how it would fare in the shop. These early adopters allow you to understand and realise from a early stage whether there's traction behind an idea, and safe yourselves from the potential of an embarrassing flop.