Useful Articles and Case Studies
Today, there is a lot of hype surrounding the explosive wearables market. The Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas dedicates an entire floor to the movement. The market is predicted to reach $48B by 2024 (statista.com)!
Read more “Wearable Electronics – Finding the Right Manufacturer”
Clean rooms are often used in screen printing and digital printing facilities to prevent contamination and dust particles from getting into inks, adhesives, and assemblies. Read more “Clean Rooms: Crucial for Quality Production Printing”
There are two general modes of engineering: forward and reverse. Forward engineering is the typical process whereby a product moves from an abstract idea to a physical object. This can involve many processes depending on the final product, including drawing approvals, material selection, and choosing a cost-effective production method. Ideally, documentation is organized and protected at every step of the way.
Read more “What is Reverse Engineering?”
RSP connected with ShredLife, Inc, in November 2018 to manufacture the company’s primary product, ShredLights. Designed for the skateboarding community, the lights are super bright and very durable. Their prior contract manufacturer was struggling with quality control and capacity issues. Read more “How RSP Helped ShredLights Improve the Skateboard Light”
RSP is committed to offering clients a broad range of eco-conscious plastic choices to consider for creating their molded products. Read more “Eco-Conscious Plastic Options”
As a product designer or inventor, you’re likely thinking about ways your product can better respond to the world around it or to the person who operates it. Sensors are one way for your product to do that. But what is a sensor? Read more “Smart Sensors & Different Types of Sensors”
Here is a simple explanation of the difference between polymers and plastics.
Read more “Polymer vs Plastic”
