Prototyping (Junior Cert Applied Technology): Flashcards

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Prototyping

Making early models to test and refine ideas

Low-fidelity prototype

Simple, cheap models like sketches or paper drawings

When are low-fidelity prototypes used?

Beginning of the design process

High-fidelity prototype

Detailed, working models or digital tests

When are high-fidelity prototypes used?

Last stages for evaluation and presentations

Purpose of low-fidelity prototypes

Test ideas fast, allow quick changes and creative thinking

Purpose of high-fidelity prototypes

Realistic models for final testing, showing to stakeholders

Vacuum forming

Heats plastic sheet to make it into a shape

Vacuum forming benefits

Produces parts fast and cheap

Assembly processes in prototyping

Connect parts into working models for testing designs

Iterative nature of prototyping

Repeated process of improving by testing and feedback

Benefits of iterative prototyping

Finds issues early, creates high-quality product

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