Quickly Make Rapid, Rough, Low-Fidelity Prototypes When it comes to innovation, sometimes the best ideas start not with a polished 3D model or CAD rendering — but with a handful of LEGO bricks, a cardboard box, or even a back-of-the-napkin sketch. These low-fidelity prototypes may look rough, but they are powerful tools for thinking, communicating, […]
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As a product design geek, there are few things more motivating than going to the consumer electronics show (CES) in Las Vegas. This year I’m going to base my New Year Resolutions on what I’ve learned, seen and been inspired by at the show. I’m also not going to try and not make the same
3DEngr.com profiles interesting makerspaces, incubators, and 3d design and 3d printing programs for kids, communities, and entrepreneurs. We learned about the Englewood Incubation Center and reached out to Don to write an article about it sharing the story. Do you know of an interesting makerspace? Contact us. Premise: Formed in August of 2012 by Don
Makerspaces, hackerspaces, fablabs, or DIY co-working spaces that have special “making” equipment are born out of the thirst people have these days to make a wide variety of things themselves, use new technologies to do it, and get their hands dirty. They have burst out in popularity among people of all walks of life including
