Injection Pen Development: Considerations, Trends and Materials
In product development, as in other areas of business, projects frequently run late which costs money and means missed opportunities.
A Simple Guide to Technology Readiness Levels (TRLs) and How They Fit with IDC’s Process
When does a wellness or beauty product become a medical device?
An exploration of common misconceptions surrounding the design of products where ingress protection is important.
What are biopolymers and how do they support a circular economy? IDC explores how biopolymers can become a key component in sustainable product production.
IDC purchase Naiad Plastics in an exciting acquisition to expand the business and offer clients a full service.
An outline of IDC's approach to avoiding patent infringement within product development projects.
Stephen Knowles discusses seven big effects which the coronavirus will have on medical device industries globally.
A look into practical steps to take surrounding the international standard for the general requirements regarding safety and essential performance of Medical Electrical Equipment.
Explore the key principles of inclusive product design and why it’s essential for a range of today’s key industries.
Discover some common visual brand language mistakes and how IDC’s industrial design services can help to fix them.
Learn how Design for Assembly (DFA) reduces part count, simplifies production and improves product reliability through smarter engineering decisions.
Explore how IDC uses Visual Brand Language and CMF Design to create seamlessly brand-specific products ready for mass production.
CMF design affects durability, wear and long-term appearance in industrial products. Learn how materials, colour and finishes perform in real-world conditions.
Poor product design can lead to recalls, warranty claims and costly rework. Learn how early-stage design reduces risk and protects margins, with expertise from the IDC Team.
In this piece we dive into Circular product design: explaining exactly what it is, and how it differentiates truly sustainable brands from those greenwashing.
Medical device UX design is a risk management discipline, not an aesthetic one. Human factors engineering drives safer devices and fewer recalls.