Ever wondered if you should build a Prototype or Minimum Viable Product (MVP) for your business?

Gone are the days when extensive business plans will help you gain investment. The ability to rapidly explore new ideas in a resource efficient way is critical to the success of new products and services. Learning how to prototype and develop a Minimal Viable Product (MVP), increases the chance of success by getting a solution or service into the hands of customers as quickly as possible.

Rapid Prototyping and MVP’s can provide immense benefits such as:

• The ability to experiment with physical objects, regardless of its complexity, in a short time

• Easier to detect flaws in the early developmental stage
• Customers can contribute ideas to the design

Come along to this hands-on workshop where we will discuss Innovation theory and the differences between a Prototype and an MVP. We will then spend time actively exploring ways to develop both Prototypes and MVP’s using every household/office items.

Note: Rapid prototyping is a group of techniques used to quickly fabricate a model or MVP. This workshop will not be utilising 3D printers, digital apps or additive manufacturing tech to finalise products.