Industrial Product Design in the Era of Modern Technology

Abstract

This academic article aims to present the conceptual process of industrial product design to promote teaching, knowledge, and professional practice. It includes: (1) the differences between product design and industrial product design; (2) the key factors in industrial product design, including usability, safety, cost-effectiveness, durability, user comfort, manufacturing and assembly, aesthetics, sustainability, maintenance, standards and regulations; and (3) the industrial product design process, which includes product concept development, feasibility study, preliminary design, prototyping, testing and experimentation, final feasibility analysis, final design, and production and distribution. This academic article is suitable for students and the general public to encourage learning and provide concepts for professional practice in product development. It can also appropriately integrate professional aspects and apply knowledge effectively in development and work, amidst the changing landscape of current and future society and technology.