Product Design

    The PopTimer Pro100™, developed by Caught Stealing, is a data collection solution that measures the pop time, exchange time, average velocity, and throw distance of catchers. [...]

      Who is Andy Wells? This episode is the chicken soup for the soul of engineering. Without doubt, the most inspirational episode we’ve recorded to date as Andy Wells shares [...]

Most of our customers don’t know where the name Pipeline comes from. Here is a hint: it has nothing to do with oil, and little to do with engineering, at least nothing engineered by people. [...]

A seemingly simple device can make a world of difference in your daily life. We slouch in front of computers, we hold our phones while laying down, we prop laptops in our laps and hunch over them [...]

In March of last year, Apple announced they had created a robot named Liam. With 29 robotic arms, all having different functions, Liam works in a sort of assembly line system to disassemble [...]

  It’s always exciting to see what new products are released at CES every year. This year, one of the standouts is Ossia’s new Cota Ceiling Tiles, which can wirelessly charge [...]

Pipeline recently finished development of the Quikdraw, an innovative lens holster for photographers. The system allows one-handed changing of lenses between the camera and belt-mounted Quickdraw [...]

Many first time inventors come to us with new ideas for products and lots of questions regarding how the typical product development process works. Here is a brief summary of the common workflow: [...]

What is design for manufacturing and why should you care? DFM is a design process where manufacturability considerations are taken into account as the product is being developed, as opposed to [...]

We recently purchased a Foredom (http://www.foredom.net) and it is the greatest tool in the world. For anyone involved with product development, prototyping, manufacturing, or mechanical [...]