Lecture

Product Development: Lifecycle and Specifications

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This lecture covers the lifecycle of a product, from raw material extraction to disposal, focusing on the development phases from concept to obsolescence. It emphasizes the importance of collaboration between different departments in a company, such as design, purchasing, production, marketing, and operations. The lecture also delves into the detailed process of defining product specifications, including performance expectations, dimensions, energy consumption, and noise levels. It concludes with the critical aspects of product development, including detailed design, simulations, manufacturing processes, quality control, and the importance of ensuring a dignified end-of-life for the product.

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