Automotive Prototyping​

Automotive designers realize ideas to real objects by creating scale prototypes in the form of clay modeling and later reverse engineering techniques will be used for scanning the model to get the CAD models and to optimize the design. This basic prototype works both externally – presenting to clients and stakeholders – and internally – in collaborating more deeply with your team, or rallying them to support a new idea.

Engineers will create a series of automotive functional prototypes, and place the prototype products in the existing automobiles to to see how the automotive prototype will fit in the vehicle and interact with the other parts, and help evaluate design, materials, strength, tolerances, assembly, working mechanisms, and manufacturability.

The task of this phase is to validate the production process with automotive prototypes so that engineers can identify possible production problems and determine the most cost effective manufacturing process.

Engineers collect customer feedback of prototypes to determine how well the vehicle is ideal, what problems may arise, and to select the right materials for the final vehicle. Best product are designed through multiple iterations with feedback from users.

Automotive prototype is vital for safety testing. The prototype vehicles loaded with the test part are placed through different scenarios and subjected to extreme conditions to identify any problems that could hamper the use of the product or cause serious safety concerns to consumers.

With low volume manufacture, we provide end-use parts quickly and cost efficiently, which have the production quality instead of prototypes still in development and testing phases.