In the early stages of product development, it's all about testing and validating ideas quickly and efficiently. This is where low fidelity prototypes play a crucial role. But what is a low fidelity prototype and why are they so important? We dive into how they work and how LAB3D can help you create them.
A low fidelity prototype is a simple and often inexpensive model of a product used to test basic concepts and features. It can be anything from a paper model to a rough 3D printed version that shows the overall form and function of the product without the detail that a high fidelity prototype would have.
Low fidelity prototypes are ideal for brainstorming and experimenting with design solutions without requiring large resources or time.
While low fidelity prototypes focus on the basics, high fidelity prototypes are more detailed and closer to the final product. The two types complement each other and are used at different stages of product development. You can read more about high fidelity prototyping here.
Low fidelity prototypes are used in many different contexts, including:
They often serve as the foundation for further development and more advanced prototypes.
At LAB3D we understand the importance of fast and efficient solutions in the early stages of product development. We offer:
Low fidelity prototypes are often the first step towards more advanced models. LAB3D can help you transition from a simple prototype to a detailed high fidelity model ready for mass production. We have great expertise in this area and we will help you get the final product ready.
Do you have an idea that needs to be tested and validated quickly? Contact LAB3D today and let us help you create a low fidelity prototype that can bring your vision closer to reality.