Week 3 (chapter 4) Flashcards
Prototyping and process
Meaning: process of quickly putting together working models to represent ideas, test various aspects of a design and gather early feedback
Steps :
1) Representing assumptions
2) Testing assumptions
3) Learning and iterating assumptions
Fidelity of prototypes
Low:
- Early stage
- quick market survey
High:
- Final stage
- promotion
Looks and Works-like
Looks-like:
- appear similar or identical
- without function
Works-like:
- operates like final product
- without appearance
Types of prototypes
Paper prototype:
- concept in paper, cardboard, marker and tape
- not for perfection
- allows for flexibility
- cheaper in costs
3-D printing:
- looks-like/ works-like prototypes to share
- potential end manufacturing platform
- opportunities to subcontract
Co-creation
Customer Engagement
➢ Process of idea generation and product development
➢ Share unique problems, wishes and aspirations
➢ Building trust and intimacy – guide and shape innovation process
Co‐creation is particularly critical when you are looking to develop an innovation or entrepreneurial offering for an unfamiliar need or market