Here's how you can evaluate the feasibility of an innovative industrial design concept.

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Even if you've developed a great idea, it's still hard to get customers to pay their hard-earned cash for your product unless it brings pleasure or prevents pain. Find out if your idea will be a success in the marketplace. Share your idea and gather feedback. Tell a story. Use imagery. They don't have to be amazing sketches or CAD renderings to convey the idea. Seek out a variety of people that would be in your target market and not just people you know. If it sounds daunting to talk to 200 or 2,000 strangers, just think how you'll feel after spending the crazy time and money it's going to take to develop your product and not get any sales! Create a survey and stay objective in the questions and your analysis of the results.

A wide array of experience and understanding of technology is important here. Spend a lot of time learning & staying current with what's happening and what's possible in materials and manufacturing. Understanding how various things are done in multiple industries affords you the ability to more accurately forecast what's possible.

Evaluation of feasibility is a relatively easy thing to do. It’s a thorough understanding of market and its various needs on one side versus how well the product fulfills those needs at a competitive price. Markets needs may be completely fulfilled in a rich specification product. Alternatively, it could be partial fulfillment of many needs to satisfy a large group, by way of compromise. To what extent the product fulfills those needs effectively, or improve upon and existing one is the single largest measure of success of a product.

To ensure the viability of an innovative industrial design concept, it is essential to align creativity with real market needs. Investing in rapid prototyping and user testing can reveal crucial adjustments and highlight the product’s potential to solve everyday problems, increasing its chances of success.

An in depth review of feasibility of the product is needed. Available materials and technology play an important role in whether the product can be manufactured within given time with available resources. Cost of manufacturing and functional aspects achieved, are crucial. The most important thing is to technically know whats being made at what cost. This exercise well done makes a positive difference and products become feasible.