Hey all,
I'm working on an upcoming FOH article that's about a peek "across the desk" about engineering products for the industry.
Originally the article was going to focus mostly on navigating compliance issues (UL, CSA, etc.), but it has expanded to talk more generally about various aspects of Non-recurring Engineering (NRE) for production-related projects. For those who aren't engineers by trade, NRE is the upfront expense and complication of getting a product out in the market that gets amortized over the sales of the product. Examples include testing, mold design/manufacturing, jigging, component design/testing, etc.
I'm hoping that some of would be willing to share stories, good and bad, about dealing with these things to add some spice to the article. I'm happy to keep all aspects of the product/product class/company/etc anonymous, and would let any manufacturer/engineer proof their inclusion before sending it off to the presses. I'm not about getting anyone in trouble.
If anyone has some good stories on production-related products, please PM me here, and I'll reach out via phone or email.
Thanks in advance!
I'm working on an upcoming FOH article that's about a peek "across the desk" about engineering products for the industry.
Originally the article was going to focus mostly on navigating compliance issues (UL, CSA, etc.), but it has expanded to talk more generally about various aspects of Non-recurring Engineering (NRE) for production-related projects. For those who aren't engineers by trade, NRE is the upfront expense and complication of getting a product out in the market that gets amortized over the sales of the product. Examples include testing, mold design/manufacturing, jigging, component design/testing, etc.
I'm hoping that some of would be willing to share stories, good and bad, about dealing with these things to add some spice to the article. I'm happy to keep all aspects of the product/product class/company/etc anonymous, and would let any manufacturer/engineer proof their inclusion before sending it off to the presses. I'm not about getting anyone in trouble.
If anyone has some good stories on production-related products, please PM me here, and I'll reach out via phone or email.
Thanks in advance!