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Our design & development process carefully considers your brand integrity and product vision along with the engineering and materials required to deliver a fantastic product and user experience.

Starting as early as a concept, our expert product design & development team will work with you through our proven product development process. Every component is carefully engineered to enhance the product while considering costs and feasibility. Using the latest prototyping methods and real manufacturing process knowledge, we will  create, refine, and deliver high-quality, sophisticated products prepared for production – so that you can confidently manage your business goals.

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OUR KEY AREAS OF EXPERTISE​

At KD, we have all the tools and expertise to analyse and uncover product and market insights to help create the right product strategy.

Mechanical
Engineering

Electrical
Engineering

Firmware
Engineering

Packaging
Design

Rapid
Prototyping

Tooling
Engineering

KEY BENEFITS

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Engineering expertise

Our in-house team of engineers specialising in mechanical, electrical, tooling, firmware and quality systems, work in unison to quickly design , prototype and iterate your design into the perfect product design package.
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Iterative prototyping

A great product design requires multiple prototypes. To us, prototype iteration is extremely important and vital to the success of developing a successful product. Real life user experience starts with a prototype in your hand.
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Industrial design partners

We work with some of the top industrial design partners worldwide to create highly-aesthetic, top-quality, refined product designs while also ensuring that they are feasible for manufacturing.

KD product development process

At KD, our product development process will help develop a production-ready design package for your product.

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Deep Dive and Document

Prepare a PRD

The KD product development process starts with the generation of a Product Requirements Document (PRD). We like to involve all stakeholders at this stage to get all of the required information in one place to align on ultimate goals for the product and also to understand the target market and demographic. The PRD is a living and evolving document until the completion of the product development phase. We need to deep dive into the concept vision and product goals to ensure all parties are aligned on the deliverable.

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Design & Prototype

Building physical prototypes that encompass form & function with cost considerations is a critical part of the development and evaluation process.

Our design process can start at industrial design or engineering design depending on your needs. Integrating mechanical design and electronic design is an intricate process that requires multi-disciplinary collaboration and in-depth product design experience. We will choose prototyping methods to allow you to refine and perfect the product that you want to take to market. Our specialities in this stage include cosmetic prototypes, breadboards, proof of concept all the way to looks-like prototypes and works-like prototypes.

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Review & Revamp

Refine prototypes to make a final prototype

The physical experience often changes the way you feel about your product. Weight, surfaces, finishes, touchpoints and interaction are key factors that require design and prototype iteration in order to stay true to the concept and design integrity.

Hear From Our Clients

Over the years, our team of product experts has helped various clients conceptualise, refine, and successfully launch products to market. Get inspired by our previous work by reading our case studies to understand just how we developed complete solutions for complex products.

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