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Product Design Fundamentals for Inventors and Entrepreneurs

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Product Design Fundamentals for Inventors and Entrepreneurs, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 3.85, with 41 lectures, 6 quizzes, based on 45 reviews, and has 282 subscribers.

You will learn about How to identify and cheaply prototype good ideas How to engage users in the product design cycle Product design considerations for production Common materials and manufacturing methods for production Familiarity with product design and product manufacturing terminology How to have informed discussions and negotiations with engineers and manufacturers This course is ideal for individuals who are Inventors who want to turn their idea into a physical product. or Students who want to learn more about industry approaches to design and manufacturing. It is particularly useful for Inventors who want to turn their idea into a physical product. or Students who want to learn more about industry approaches to design and manufacturing.

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Summary

Title: Product Design Fundamentals for Inventors and Entrepreneurs

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 3.85

Number of Lectures: 41

Number of Quizzes: 6

Number of Published Lectures: 41

Number of Published Quizzes: 6

Number of Curriculum Items: 49

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 49

Original Price: $29.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • How to identify and cheaply prototype good ideas
  • How to engage users in the product design cycle
  • Product design considerations for production
  • Common materials and manufacturing methods for production
  • Familiarity with product design and product manufacturing terminology
  • How to have informed discussions and negotiations with engineers and manufacturers

Who Should Attend

  • Inventors who want to turn their idea into a physical product.
  • Students who want to learn more about industry approaches to design and manufacturing.

Target Audiences

  • Inventors who want to turn their idea into a physical product.
  • Students who want to learn more about industry approaches to design and manufacturing.

From idea to production, this course will teach you the information and industry knowledge to begin your journey, with no prior experience required. Become familiar with industry terms such as design for manufacturing, computer aided engineering, production validation tests, and many more.

We’ll start with ideation. Learn how to test your idea out before you decide to dedicate time and money. We’ll cover how to gauge demand for your product and evaluate your idea the way it’s done in industry. This section will also teach you how to generate drawings and parts lists that any mechanical engineer will be able to read.

Next, you’ll learn how to create inexpensive prototypes at home— without breaking the bank.

Become familiar with the engineering analysis that any product must go through before it’s brought to market.

I’ll introduce you to new materials, along with things to keep an eye out for when choosing the right one for your product.

We’ll cover the basics and design considerations for two popular manufacturing methods.

Finally, learn how to prepare your design for production and find, negotiate, and engage with a manufacturer. This course will prime you to engage in product design and have intelligent, informed discussions with engineers and manufacturers alike.

If you are always coming up with new ideas, this course is for you!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Course Introduction

Chapter 2: Ideation

Lecture 1: Section Topics

Lecture 2: Evaluating Your Idea

Lecture 3: User Research

Lecture 4: Sketching

Lecture 5: Engineering Drawings

Lecture 6: Bill of Materials (BOM)

Lecture 7: Section Conclusion

Chapter 3: Prototyping

Lecture 1: Section Topics

Lecture 2: Homemade Prototypes

Lecture 3: Computer Aided Design

Lecture 4: 3D Printing Fundamentals

Lecture 5: Conducting User Tests

Lecture 6: Section Conclusion

Chapter 4: Engineering Analysis

Lecture 1: Section Topics

Lecture 2: Design for Manufacturing

Lecture 3: Design for Assembly

Lecture 4: Computer Aided Engineering

Lecture 5: Section Conclusion

Chapter 5: Materials

Lecture 1: Section Topics

Lecture 2: Plastic

Lecture 3: Metal

Lecture 4: Fasteners and Adhesives

Lecture 5: Soft-touch materials

Lecture 6: Section Conclusion

Chapter 6: Manufacturing Methods

Lecture 1: Section Topics

Lecture 2: Injection Molding

Lecture 3: Computer Numerical Control

Lecture 4: Section Conclusion

Chapter 7: The Path to Production

Lecture 1: Section Topics

Lecture 2: Introduction to EVT/DVT/PVT

Lecture 3: Know What You Need

Lecture 4: Know What to Expect

Lecture 5: Section Conclusion

Chapter 8: Production

Lecture 1: Section Topics

Lecture 2: Finding a Manufacturer

Lecture 3: Negotiating

Lecture 4: Working with the Manufacturer

Lecture 5: Lead Times and Inventory

Lecture 6: Section Conclusion

Chapter 9: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Course Conclusion

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