“Beyond Prototyping” is a research undertaking exploring the possibilities of algorithmically defined products that can be easily manufactured using digital fabrication techniques. Using interdisciplinary teaching between two universities and collaborations with small commercial studios as well as a series of product-service systems to evaluate the feasibility and appeal of such products, beyond prototyping proposes a vision of service model that sits between atelier and mass production. Locatable, Ciphering and Highlight, three case studies implemented as web and material services, chronicle the challenges and opportunities of such products. To evaluate their success, the services are offered to the public, who are subsequently sent surveys to reflect on the products. The case studies demonstrate that such products have potential to complement the current market with new business models.
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Angesleva, J., Nicenboim, I., Wunderling, J., & Lindlbauer, D. (2015). Beyond prototyping. In Rethink! Prototyping: Transdisciplinary Concepts of Prototyping (pp. 161–199). Springer International Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-24439-6_10
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