Empirical innovation: Idea→Concept→Design→Prototype
At Empirical innovation we bring ideas through our fully developed product design process. We gather information from the client, help flesh out the fully. Then we come up with concepts, there is some back and forth, until the client is happy with the design. Then we finish 3D modeling the product. From here, we can make prototypes, high-def ren
derings, manufacturing drawings, or send out 3D models. Currently 2 members and growing, Andrew Jenkins and I, we both have backgrounds in Engineering, I am more on the art side. Our skill sets really complement and complete the portfolio of the company. Our Language, we are…
Innovative: Design that expresses technical form and function comprised in synergy. Functional: Products that support the highest possible level of functional usability. Desirable: Products that have a friendly, likeable, and natural presence that meet the needs of the customer. Clear: Design that supports the self-explanatory qualities of the products in order to maximize their clarity and direct usefulness; products show the customer how to use them. Honest: Products those are open and honest, comprehensible, and self-confident. Aesthetic: Design that stands for a philosophy that concentrates on essentials, for the logical organization of design elements, and a unique over all impression.
