At the intersection of design, engineering and marketing, where brand meets demand, we blend creativity with data efficiency to give your business an edge to thrive.
Explore, customize, and visualize in 3D.
Future-ready interiors and environments for aviation and next-gen air mobility.
Visualizing the frontier of space through compelling, human-centered design.
At the intersection of design, engineering and marketing, where brand meets demand, we blend creativity with data efficiency to give your business an edge to thrive.
Explore, customize, and visualize in 3D.
Future-ready interiors and environments for aviation and next-gen air mobility.
Visualizing the frontier of space through compelling, human-centered design.
Product Design
What we do
Product Ideation
Brand Design Language
Form and Style
Colours, Materials and Finishes (CMF)
3D Modeling and Digital Prototyping
On Device Digital User Experience
Design Specifications
Vendor Liaison
Product Feasibility
Manufacturing Feasibility
Advanced CAD surfacing, C3 continuity
3D CAD transfer to Engineering
Product Ideation
Brand Design Language
Form and Style
Colours, Materials and Finishes (CMF)
3D Modeling and Digital Prototyping
On Device Digital User Experience
Design Specifications
Vendor Liaison
Product Feasibility
Manufacturing Feasibility
Advanced CAD surfacing, C3 continuity
3D CAD transfer to Engineering
Projects
World’s Firsts
Revenue Delivered
Products shipped
We ensure faster turnaround with libraries and playbooks, Because great ideas can’t wait.
With a grounding in form, vision and inclusiveness, we create what matters, products that foster love and loyalty.
All work is built on a rigorous understanding and desire for contemporary culture.
Get an award winning team with scalable resources to handle the heavy lifting of design and development.
Considerations of capital, production, distribution, and performance move you from design to determinism, flawlessly.
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Our Process
Step 1
Identify growth opportunities, analyze maturing technologies, and align innovations with market needs. Begin product development by preparing User and Product Requirements Specifications, and a RACI Matrix.
Step 2
Use mood boards and initial sketches to shape the product’s form and brand design language. This step includes refining ideas based on function, color, materials, and surface patterns.
Step 3
Resolve feature conflicts through a Feature Prioritization Matrix. Refine the product’s form and proportions, making adjustments before starting the detailed 3D modeling phase.
Step 4
Translate the refined concept into a 3D CAD model. Create mock-ups or visual prototypes to test functionality, appearance, and gather feedback for further improvements.
Step 5
Finalize the product’s 3D CAD model for manufacturing, ensuring all engineering and manufacturing feasibility details are set. Conduct additional tests on ergonomics, pricing, and sustainability before transferring to production.
“Design is a plan for arranging elements in such a way as best to accomplish a particular purpose.” – Charles Eames
Industrial design (ID) is the act of designing accessible, functional, and beautiful products that will be produced by the manufacturing ‘industry’. People wrongly attribute ID as concerned with just the surface of the product. So much so that the ‘shell’ is often referred to as the ‘ID’ in industry jargon. In reality it is the synthesis of multiple tunnel visions – end user needs, product function, brand and marketing, style, form, manufacturing, capital and cost – ultimately imparting the very ‘soul’ to the product. If you are in a crowded market, Industrial Design is the ultimate product communication vehicle. It attracts the user. Only then can your brand foster loyalty by engaging with, and then fulfilling their needs with the right product experience.
It depends. Designing physical products is not easy and fraught with risks. Think about Apple’s minimalist design approach from 2001-24. The products look ‘Simple’. But the process to get there is anything but. Simplicity and Joy in user experience is an attribute of the product. Not the process to get there. The process itself is a complex series of decisions, however immeasurably small, upon which the success of your product and your business is contingent. Bang Design’s industrial design service has honed several meticulous processes that result in a product optimised for both the end-user and your business. Should you do this process yourself? Many industrial design programs are followed by investment in tools for mass production processes like injection moulding. These investments can be multiples of the design budget. You could see Bang Design’s industrial design service simply as an investment that protects the investment in tooling. Many ventures that come to Bang Design have attempted to design the product in-house, or worked with a resource with insufficient ‘shipping-the-new’ experience. The result is often budget overruns, with no workable product, with no sight of revenue. Be bold. But build wisely.
The term was interchangeably used with Industrial Design – because it influenced the act of production – till the advent of Software Products, which are products too. Today “product design” is a more encompassing term. It includes other elements of user experience, such as on-screen digital and physical interfaces, sounds, light, and even the invisible experience of embedded software.
It depends. Typical considerations include market incumbents, new and novel Vs incremental upgrades, size of the product, product pricing and proposed scale of production. Our recommendation is that entire NPD budgets do not cross 5% of prospective 2nd year revenue from the product.
Are you looking to do one or more of
Investing in product design is the best place to start.
Currently the two broadest reasons that call for focus on product design are
It depends, again. You may not believe it. We have turned around a new design that went to a mock-up, and approval in less than 4 days. However, if you want to do it right, with the correct checks and balances, the process for a typical product can take anywhere from two weeks, for a wearable product derivative, to 6 months, for the interiors of a mass transit vehicle. Fast only counts when it’s right. At Bang Design, we move fast but with discipline and purpose. Cutting corners can result in errors and wrong turns. It squanders time, money and, in worst-case scenarios, brand equity.
We have preferred connections and pricing with a network of patent attorneys to help you with all things related to IP (Intellectual Property) protection. Our clients get quality patent and/or design registration work, affordably through our network of IP firms in India.
The extent and depth of your involvement is up to you. We believe every project, big or small, deserves the backing of passionate individuals, creative designers and relentless problem solvers to transform it into a product that truly reflects your vision. When you choose to work with Bang Design, we understand that you put your trust and faith in our team. We take that responsibility seriously. At every step of the product development process, we will ensure regular touch points, help ensure you stay within your budget, and deliver your vision to engineering.
We don’t publish hourly rates. You can work with us through any of these models – unlimited subscription to our product design and creative growth services, stake-in-outcome partnership and turnkey production solutions.