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To make a prototype, get in touch with a designer such as a
mechanical engineer, industrial engineer, electrical engineer, or software engineer
(depending on your product type). The other option is to find a prototype company
under the heading "Prototypes" or "Product Developing" in
the telephone book Yellow Pages.
Do
You Need a Prototype made?
I have a team
of engineers that specialize in turning ideas into prototypes and then into production.
My developers have over 20 years of experience with bachelors and masters degrees
in engineering.
Prototyping services include turning your sketches or
patent drawings into concept and engineering designs (CAD) and then create physical
prototypes. Fees are based on product complexity. We can try to design your prototype
to meet your budget.
Currently, we are not working with fabrics, chemicals,
liquids, or food related products.
| Product
Coach
Product Development Process | |
Your Sketches or Patent Drawings |
| 1.
Concept Design
We turn your sketches or patent
drawings
into a 3D CAD computer model
that you can view in color on the
screen
in three dimensions (move, rotate, resize). |
| 2.
Engineering Design
Fully design your invention
into exact details and specifications. | |
3. Physical Prototype
Create your prototype using SLA, CNC, etc. |
4.
Optimize for Manufacturing
Get your product
ready for manufacturing. | |
5. Production
Produce
your product in the USA or overseas. |
Fees
The first
step is to create a Concept Design. The fee to turn your sketches or patent
drawings into a 3D Concept Design (CAD) is typically from $300 to $900 depending
on the complexity of your invention.
Get a Price Quote
To provide you with a prototype price quote,
please email me with the following information:
- Your Name
- Materials of prototype: Plastics, Metal, Electronics
- Start date: immediately, two weeks, month
- General description of invention. For example - "I
have a new household item made of plastic that is about the size of a toaster."
- Attach Drawings: Sketches or Patent Drawings
Send your email to:
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