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Concept Refinement Phase

What Should the Product Be?
In the concept refinement phase, the customer and project team explore specific concepts in greater depth to decide what the product should be. Based on content from the initial concept study, designers perform critical checks between the customer requirements, product architecture and implementation plans.

Concept Refinement Deliverables
Final product specification
Preliminary bill of materials
Development costs and schedule
Supply chain and logistics plan
Initial test, QA and production plans
Resource assessment

 


Industrial designers work to synthesize known data to generate and refine product concept alternatives.

 


Proof-of-concept models are developed using foam models and 3-D images.

 

 
Electrical and mechanical engineers define final product architecture, develop the specifications and layout placement and generate bill of materials. The supply chain is analyzed to ensure that components selected have a stable, known supply source and are cost competitive.

And, with Topscom manufacturing, our engineers ensure that the conceptual design can be implemented in manufacturing. They assess resources required and start planning for the production process, as required, including advanced process technology, failure mode effects analysis (FMEA), test, logistics, and supply chain

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