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‘Fail fast and evolve quickly’: What rapid prototyping can offer automotive manufacturers

29 February 2024

With growing consumer demand for electric vehicles, and a need for more lithium-ion batteries to power them, manufacturers in the automotive industry are exploring how they can streamline the production process. The aim is to get products to market as efficiently, cost effectively and safely as possible.

Rapid hardware prototyping plays an important role in this, enabling manufacturers to find and fix technical challenges early on, and providing them with a better understanding of how end users will interact with components and products in real environments. The prototyping process also allows design engineers to fail fast, iterate and evolve more quickly.

Skipping the prototyping and testing phase carries a significant risk. If an error is discovered at the manufacturing stage, the cost of putting it right is far higher in money, time and reputation than identifying and rectifying it during prototyping.

 

Read the full article in DPA's March issue



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