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Are you an entrepreneur, startup, or small company developing a new electronic hardware product? If so, you've come to the right place. 


As a design engineer and an entrepreneur that has brought my own hardware product to market, I understand all of the obstacles you are facing bringing your product to market.


The goal of Predictable Designs is to help you succeed by teaching you how to properly validate, develop, prototype, manufacture, market, and sell a new electronic hardware product.


Begin learning with our blog, podcast, and courses.


If you read only one thing on product development make it this article:

 

Ultimate Guide – How to Develop a New Electronic Hardware Product


Finally, when you're ready to get serious with your project and need professional help and training check out the Hardware Academy.


Recent Blogs

7 Ways to Legally Protect Your New Product
Episode 30 : How to Execute Quickly with Miguel Hernandez of Palocam
Why Testing Your Product is Just As Important as the Product Itself
Q&A: Reducing Manufacturing Costs, Increasing Sales, and Funding Options
The 4 Step Process I Followed to Get My Own Hardware Product to Market
The Minimum Viable Hardware Product
The Path of Hardware Entrepreneurship: You Don’t Know What You Don’t Know
Why New Hardware Businesses Fail and How to Make Sure Yours Doesn’t
Top 10 Design Mistakes To Avoid When Developing Your New Electronic Hardware Product
How to Choose the Best Legal Structure for Your New Hardware Business
14 Ways to Get Your New Electronic Hardware Product to Market Faster and Cheaper
The Two Essential Ingredients for Success with a New Hardware Product
5 Common Pitfalls to Avoid in Hardware Design
How to Estimate the Manufacturing Cost for a New Electronic Product [Case Study: Bluetooth Device]
Hardware Product Development Journey – From Idea to Market [Infographic]

Recent Podcasts

Episode 30 : How to Execute Quickly with Miguel Hernandez of Palocam
Q&A: Reducing Manufacturing Costs, Increasing Sales, and Funding Options
Episode #28 – Marketing Lessons Learned with Fraser Vaage, Founder of Snik
Episode #27 – The Importance of Defining Project Milestones with Dave Millman of SalesDev.Global
Episode #26 – How to Define and Specify Your New Hardware Product
Episode #25 – How to Validate Your Product Idea Before You Spend Serious Money On It
Episode #24 – Supply Chains and Manufacturing with Charles Lin of TechDesign
Episode #23 – From Corporate World to Freelancing to Running a Hardware Startup with Roberto Weiser of Developpa
Episode #22 – Hard Earned Lessons Learned with Wayne Frick of ChirpSounds – Part 2
Episode #21 – Hard Earned Lessons Learned with Wayne Frick of ChirpSounds – Part 1
Episode #20 – 6 Facts About Product Development That Hardware Startups Underestimate with Dave Millman of SalesDev.Global
Episode #19 – Importance of Technical Advisors and Product Simplification
Episode #18 – Development Costs for Hardware Startups
Episode #17 – 6 Strategies to Get Your Product Developed
Episode #16 – Questions on Outsourcing, Distribution Channels, and the Cost to Market

Recent Technical Articles

Why Testing Your Product is Just As Important as the Product Itself
Introduction to Battery Chargers
The Best 3D Printer for Your Project – Comparison of the Most Popular Models
Introduction to Switch Mode Power Supply Design
Introduction to Real-Time Operating Systems (RTOS) for Use in Embedded Systems
ATmega versus STM32 – Which Microcontroller is Best for Your Application
Introduction to 3D Modeling Using Fusion 360
Tutorial: How to Design Your Own Custom STM32 Microcontroller Board
Introduction to the STM32CubeIDE for STM32 Microcontrollers
Introduction to Analog to Digital Converters (ADC)
Introduction to the STM32 Blue Pill (STM32duino)
Charging Methods for Lithium-Ion Batteries
What’s Inside a Smartphone?
How to Switch Large Loads with a Microcontroller Using Transistors
How to Add Audio Features to Your Embedded Product
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David Heisley Former Sr. Design Engineer, Texas Instruments

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