Resource Center Home   /   Filter  

search

Topic

filter by

Content type

Role

Industry

Manufacturing Processes

Subscribe to MechStack

for articles, videos, and puzzles for the mechanically inclined.

mechstack phone

Article

Hardware Testing Guide for Mass Production

Congratulations! After a long design and prototype verification process, mass production has finally begun for your product. Let’s imagine that your first batch of a few thousand units sells out in a few weeks (hooray!), you place a bigger order with the manufacturer, and then an even bigger one in a few months. How do […]

Teardown

Wilson X Connected Basketball Teardown

One of the coolest new products we’ve seen hit the shelves for the holiday season is the Wilson X Connected Basketball. It uses Bluetooth LE and an accelerometer to track your shooting stats so you can improve your game. The ball also pairs with the Wilson X App so you can track shooting percentage and range […]

Teardown

Muse Brain Sensing Headband Teardown

For this edition of our Hardware DNA series we’re taking apart a very unique product: The Muse brain sensing headband. What the heck is a brain sensing headband, you ask? Well, essentially it uses sensors to measure brain activity across your frontal cortex and then, using the app, gives you real-time feedback on what’s happening in […]

Article

Living Hinge Design: How to Design a Living Hinge

If you’ve worked with consumer electronics, you’ll have come across living hinges. They are found in a wide variety of components – clamshell packaging, attached bottle caps, and electronic cases, just to name a few. They are low cost, easy to manufacture, and have little wear or friction involved in operation — understandably a popular […]

Teardown

Nintendo Controller Teardown – Part 1

As a bunch of Nintendo nerds, we’re really excited about this week’s teardown, where we’re looking at the evolution of Nintendo controllers since the very beginning. From the old-school NES controller with only 8 buttons to the game-changing N64 controller with the first joystick to the latest Wii U gamepad with a touch screen and […]

Article

How to Create a Product Requirements Document

Teams come in all shapes and sizes—both startups and big companies, with varying levels of experience and states of clarity around their product concept. In this post, I’m going to walk you through the process we use to define the most important product features in the early stages of development to create a Product Requirements […]

1 22 23 24 25 26