Every artist, every inventor always keeps something with them to draw on. An idea can erupt unannounced not caring about the present circumstances. Only if they have the ammunition to copy their ideas into a sketch they can make something good out of it. Inventors keep on trying their hand at developing new tools and methods to develop something groundbreaking which can the lives of everybody. Sketching the ideas onto a paper is not the difficult part; the real issue is whether the product so envisaged by them will turn into a reality or not that the real catch in the story of inventors. The developers need some authentic methods to test their ideas and enhance product development as per the results obtained.

This medium of scrutinizing their product on a whole new level is presented by the prototype house, an organization working to bring that product from a sketch to the real life. Earlier there were real-life simulations and real-life computer designs developed by them to check the sustainability and usage of the product, but with the advent of 3D printing, the prototyping concept has gone to a whole new level. Thanks to Chuck Hull, the inventor of the 3D printing technology we can build the exact prototype of your idea and scrutinize it on every aspect to find out any discrepancies in the design and structure.

When on one hand the idea is your brainchild, due to the 3D printing capability on a lighter note, it also the child of Chuck Hull, as he said once that all the 3D printed objects are his children. The 3D printing and testing the product is suitable for various types of tangible products. All these factors are considered to enhance product development and make it better and more proficient than originally thought by the inventor.

Some factors for which the 3D printing and prototyping technologies are best suited are:

1. Analyzing the human factors: probably the most important of them all, the human factor can really test the prototype on the platform of reality. Questions like what it will feel like to work with this product, how it will work when in hand can be answered with it.
2. Check the functioning: the prototype can be of no use if all its parts are not in sync with each and result into malfunctioning when used. We check the product with precision and if any fault is found in its working the whole design is remade de novo.
3. Exact look-alike of the product: it is our imperative to produce the same design and product as given to us by the inventor, as what the product looks like in his mind is of utmost importance.
4. Analyzing and testing: another important step, the prototype goes through rigorous testing on all the levels and is tested in extreme conditions so that the inventor is able to realize the true potential of his design.

At the prototype house, we assure that you will get the detailed information about your product and also be able to check its ergonomics giving you the scope to further enhance product development for the future.