How do you close the gap between I wonder and I know? You make a prototype. A prototype is a tool that gives you a chance to investigate your ideas and explore what could, should, or would come ...

We spoke with a maker, a developer, and a designer to learn how to go from idea to prototype in one day.

The best way to create a prototype on a limited budget is to follow The Lean Startup methodology — do less, test, iterate and drop things that the market doesn’t need.

Some make products out of plastic, others out of metal, some out of wood, and others work with fabric and textiles, to name a few, so the first thing you need to find out is who makes prototypes ...

When you plan your prototype, think about how you could make several of them and butt them against one another to cover the entire wall.

Here’s how prototypes help you make your product better and efficient with each tweak. Athar Majeed explains more ...

If you thought our finished 9' 9" Giant Robot Mech that stormed Comic Con was impressive, wait until you see the engineering that was required to make it come "alive." In this amazingly detailed ...

Before you invest your life savings or launch a crowdfunding campaign, you need to create a prototype.

Create an irresistible pre-sale offer for your product and present it to your interviewees while using your prototype to demonstrate the value proposition.

To create his video sell sheet, he used two prototypes: A looks-like prototype and a works-like. Swapping shots in and out gave the impression of a finished product.