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11. Make two-dimensional ideas, into 3D prototyping reality!

If you can dream it and draw it, it can be built - well, as long as you're not looking for a ball park in a cornfield.

But if you're daring to do the seemingly impossible in your parts design, remember this: Dreams fuel innovation and innovation supports progress, and rapid prototyping works to take your idea and move it from the two-dimensional paper world into a 3D rapid prototype reality.

The late 1980's introduced 3D Rapid Prototyping and since then it has been used by sculptors to R & D engineering because of the scope of capabilities it offers the designer.

But what exactly is rapid prototyping and why would you need it?
In the simplest of terms: rapid prototyping development is recognized as a means to improve the overall design process.

To take it one step further - rapid prototyping helps to streamline the production tooling process by reducing the overall time spent on a product design project. It accomplishes this by allowing for flexibility in the design process of a prototype model - in that it provides R & D engineering the time to evaluate the results of a prototype more immediately, make necessary design adjustments, and test the part before putting it into production.

In the end, rapid prototyping development speeds up the time to bring a product to market, which reduces total designs costs.

Essentially, rapid prototype manufacturing cuts out unnecessary steps that previously slowed down production, and eliminates design flaws that might otherwise have been overlooked, thereby making rapid prototyping a means to reap immediate rewards.

So when should you choose to take your next design to the inexpensive rapid prototyping solution? The next time your R & D team wants to fully explore their creative ideas and generate a final product that will bring your company to the next level of success.