What is a prototype form?

The prototype form is the term that most designers and manufacturers are familiar with the fact that it is associated with the process of reviving the concept. Usually, when industrial or product designers have a product concept, they go through different phases in an effort to take this concept from a mere idea of ​​a more realistic representation of the product in the form of something palpable, which represents the product after its manufactured. While the prototype form is used to create a representative object that fully reflects the concept that designers mean, it is different from the production form in the sense that the prototype form is much less expensive and less permanent than the production form.

The prototype form is created in a way that allows further change of the product because of the fact that the prototype form is used when the product is still tuned. For example, a designer who has a concept for a table lamp type by nŘ only used the form to find out what the finished product really will look like. During this phase, the designer can add additional touches to the product to comply with the idea of ​​the product. Assuming that the results of the sample from the prototype form are not satisfactory, the designer makes several changes in the form to create something that looks more like what a designer meant. This differs from the production form in the sense that the production form is used for mass production and is more permanent than the prototype form due to the fact that at this point it is not a goal to gently tune the design, but rather go to full production.

One of the reasons why the designer could decide to use a prototype form before using the production form is due to the complexity of the concept of necong, which could require much attention to details to achieve design. Therefore, the prototype design phase will consist of several incremental steps until a satisfactory result is achieved. Depending on how the complexity of the design can someTear designers create the form itself, or they can involve prototype developers' services.