Concept design simply refers to a phase of the design process. It’s the point within the development cycle that typically sits between the product requirements and detailed design.
Concept design simply refers to a phase of the design process. It’s the point within the development cycle that typically sits between the product requirements and detailed design.
In an ideal world, designers and engineers would be able to explore all the possible design options, without any restrictions or limitations. But, market pressures often mean that this simply isn’t possible.
When working within the Design Exploration Extension environment, you can start to plan the changes to your designs. The real benefits of Creo DEX are:
If you’re anything like most product designers, you want to be able to develop more concept designs in the same amount of time, so you can explore more design options and ultimately create a more innovative product.
Did you know that 92% of PTC customers said in a recent survey that they could benefit financially by having a better platform for developing their concept designs?
What are some of the common themes, issues and problems that are currently being talked about in industry on concept design and its importance to the product development process? PTC recently did a survey and they found that 92% of their customers, when asked, said their businesses could benefit financially if they had a better platform for exploring concept designs.
For many designers, being able to change and modify a concept design to evaluate new ideas is technically challenging. It can be a frustrating process, particularly when you’re working on a complex assembly, with many interdependencies.
When an idea strikes, what do you do about it? How do you start to turn those initial ideas into a proper concept and, eventually, a finished product?
When it comes to concept design, companies typically have a range of different paradigms that they want to use during the concept design phase. Then they want to be able to reuse this data during the design development, without losing any of the design intent. So, it isn’t a surprise that having the right tools in place is vital if you are going to make the best use of your concept design work.