During the
prototyping stage of our orthopedic pillows, we transition from concepts to specific forms and prototypes that allow us to better
understand and evaluate our products. Our main focus is on
functionality and comfort, which is our top priority. This stage of
design thinking is crucial in the entire
design process as it enables us to thoroughly
verify our ideas and adapt them to the
actual needs of users.
The first step in
creating forms and prototypes is transforming our creative ideas into
concrete models. Utilizing highly advanced
design tools and techniques, we develop detailed
plans and form projects that will be used in the production of our
orthopedic pillows. These forms are created with consideration for the
anatomical requirements to support the spine and provide
optimal sleep comfort.
When creating
prototypes, we employ various
materials and production techniques that allow us to have a broad perspective on actual models. We create
prototypes of pillows that are close to the
final product but still allow us to make
changes and refine details.
During the creation of
prototypes, we test different combinations of
materials, thicknesses, and shapes to ultimately find
optimal solutions. We conduct tests for
comfort, spine support, breathability, and durability. We also analyze aesthetic aspects to ensure our pillows have an
attractive appearance and fit well in customers'
diverse bedrooms.
Once the prototypes are ready, we conduct
comprehensive tests involving active participation and feedback from our
team, experts, and potential users. Their opinions and suggestions are
invaluable to us in the continuous improvement process of our
pillows and aligning them with the
expectations and needs of our customers.
Creating forms and prototypes for spine pillows is a
tedious process that involves constant
testing, modifying, and refining. The goal is to create pillows that are not only
ergonomic and healthy for the spine but also provide
exceptional sleep comfort. Therefore, each created
prototype is assessed for
quality, functionality, and adherence to the established objectives defined in earlier stages.