This category features blog posts about design and engineering in the manufacturing industry.

The Application of AI in The Process of New Product Introduction at E-BI

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) can play a significant role in various stages of new product manufacturing, including tooling design, process development, and quality assurance (QA) planning. With its leading Global Supply Chain Management System (GSCM), E-BI has been developing and adapting AI technologies for our clients’ success in complex system operations. Here’s how AI can assist in each of these areas:

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How To Accelerate The Validation Process Of A “Killer Product Recipe”

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A “killer product” represents a fine-tuned solution, or a “recipe”, that better addresses a specific market need. We call it a recipe because it has to consist of the “right proportion” of all “ingredients”, such as a product’s form factors, functions, costs, and services that solve the itching needs of clients. Any out-of-proportion design will lead to product failure. Thus, the “recipe” development has become the key to success. To fine-tune the recipe, prototyping is the fastest and easiest way to start. At a minimal cost, a high-quality prototype can validate the new “recipe” from a multidimensional angle. E-BI can help to get prototypes made with global sourcing.

 

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3 Reasons Why DFM is Important to Think About

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DFM (design for manufacturing) is the process of designing your product with the goal of making it easy to manufacture. It is a critical manufacturing tooling design and process development step before making a brand new product. If done well, DFM will assure both quality and productivity. Here are 3 reasons why you must take DFM into account in your planning:

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