How (and where) to manufacture your new electronic product

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  • čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
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Komentáře • 17

  • @meysam1155
    @meysam1155 Před měsícem

    Very good explanation! Thanks John.

  • @vijayant8388
    @vijayant8388 Před měsícem

    Sir make the complete video on DesignSpark PCB tutorial. Because of the lack of video content about DesignSpark PCB present on youtube

  • @PersChnel886
    @PersChnel886 Před 13 dny

    How deal with daemons like stores fees, shipping fees, customs fees, tax fees, fcc cert fees, ul cert fees, RoHs cert fees, etc ...
    I decided swap a completed project to open hardware for those reasons. Apparently it is a company business not for persons?

  • @alplayer9318
    @alplayer9318 Před měsícem

    If the product depends heavily on the Firmware/Software, is there a way that we can give them an encrypted Code? (Note: all physical parts will be done by different manufacturers and will be sent to the one that will do the assembly)

    • @PredictableDesigns
      @PredictableDesigns  Před měsícem

      You would just have the chip manufacturer or a 3rd-party program and burn the flash memory then have those pre-programmed chips shipped to your assembly manufacturer. You don't usually program them in-circuit for production.

  • @clearlinetechnologycorp.5974

    Just FYI there was a slight sound sync issue when I watched this today.

  • @vikassaid
    @vikassaid Před měsícem

    Appreciated 👏

  • @TheAstronomyDude
    @TheAstronomyDude Před měsícem

    Should I just move to China? I planned out a hybrid manufacturing but the shipping and tariffs are killers. Are there firms which are experts at manufacturing, packaging and shipping I can simply work with for a percentage of the profits?

    • @PredictableDesigns
      @PredictableDesigns  Před měsícem +2

      You don't have to move to China but you may need to visit it, but it's not required. Perhaps look into sourcing agents to help you. No manufacturer is going to do all the work and then just share the profit with you for your idea. That sounds like a licensing deal which rarely happen.

  • @michaelfad2091
    @michaelfad2091 Před měsícem

    Thanks, what manufacturing company will you recommend in China for making smart phone standard electronics.

    • @PredictableDesigns
      @PredictableDesigns  Před měsícem

      Too many to choose one, and what's most important is finding a manufacturer that really believes in your vision.

  • @washingtonsteven6885
    @washingtonsteven6885 Před měsícem

    I’m thinking if you really have a great product. One would be better off getting a licensing deal from Sony /LG / etc. Seems like a lot of that would be eliminated.

    • @PredictableDesigns
      @PredictableDesigns  Před měsícem +3

      Sorry but it's not that simple. How do you know you have a great product until you actually sell it? You need sales proof usually to get a licensing deal. Also big companies have zero interest in licensing from small inventors. Sorry, there is no easy way:)

    • @washingtonsteven6885
      @washingtonsteven6885 Před měsícem +1

      @@PredictableDesigns Thank you for the information.

    • @Factory400
      @Factory400 Před měsícem +1

      That is remarkably difficult. I directly sell everything that I design/manufacture and it is a lot easier and most predictable.
      I have done a half dozen license deals over the years and every time they resulted in regret.