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At Genesys Electronics Design, we know that great products start with great ideas, but turning an idea into something tangible can take time. That’s where rapid prototyping makes all the difference. Using in-house tools like our 3D printer and laser cutter, we can quickly create and refine proof-of-concept (POC) models, helping clients test design, fit and functionality within days instead of weeks. Why Rapid Prototyping for Product Development Matters In the early stages of

Evaluating a product design partner is a more challenging task than many realise. Naturally, the eye goes to the fancy case study...

Keeping costs down in product design is a key goal of outsourcing through reducing overheads and optimising design efficiency

Co-sourcing is increasingly the option of choice when product developers design any kind of electronic device. While the traditional...

The purpose of a proof-of-concept (POC) for your product and the way you implement it can be hugely varied. However, there are normally...

The R&D Tax Incentive (RDTI) offers a tax-offset of 18.5% above a company’s tax rate, making it one of the best ways possible to gain...

A raft of new grant announcements has made it much easier to realise your proof-of-concept. Nationally, the Australian Government has...

Genesys exhibited its new Wireless Wearable Sensor technology at the UNSW Technology Translation Forum

Usability trials are a critical step in the development and evaluation of medical devices with electronics and software. To gain...

As IoT devices including both wearables and attachables grow in popularity, so too does the threat they post for cybersecurity. Currently...

Standalone electronic devices with in-built displays are becoming a rarity in favour of devices using mobile apps as the display and...

Standalone medical devices with in-built displays are becoming a rarity in favour of devices using mobile apps as the display and...

In March of this year, the US FDA issued a new guidance on Cybersecurity in Medical Devices that set a deadline of 31 October 2023 for...

Many readers will be aware of the acute global shortage of electronic components, impacting original equipment manufacturers everywhere....

In 2007, the then US vice-president Dick Cheney had the wireless feature of his pacemaker removed, amid concerns that a terrorist could...

Genesys regularly hires electrical, mechatronics and software engineering students to facilitate their growth and development through...