The Design Process standard for over 25 years. 50 hardware design best practices with enough detail for any design student. Supporting material for faculty. 480-page softcover book bundled with 16 digital Case Studies as referenced in the text.

Chapter 1: Introduction to the Mechanical Design Process. Chapter 2: Understanding Mechanical Design. Chapter 3: Designers and Design Teams. Chapter 4: The Design Process. Chapter 5: Project Definition. Chapter 6: Product Definition. Chapter 7: Concept Generation Chapter 8: Concept Evaluation and Selection. Chapter 9: Product Generation

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Mechanical Design Templates In support of the text, The Mechanical Design Process , there are 25 templates. Each is a Microsoft Word or Excel form that can be filled in to help fulfill a part of the product development process.

The text, The Mechanical Design Process, has been used by thousands of engineering students and practitioners since 1992 to aid in developing quality, robust products.

The Design Process standard for over 25 years. 50 hardware design best practices with enough detail for any design student. Much supporting material for faculty.

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Scrum for Hardware Design extends the popular Scrum software design process to hardware - mechanical, electronic, systems or mechatronics. It breaks the process into thirteen activities characterized by meetings and developing artifacts as shown in the infographic and table below.

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