AI Driven IP Strategy,DESIGN & Product Development
Product development hasn’t changed in 30+ years, Design Stack fuses design, AI, & IP strategy to build protectable products.
Meet Henry: AI driven Design Strategy & Product Development
Named after Henry Dreyfuss, the godfather of Human-Centered Design, Henry clusters signals around your focus areas and maps IP white space against technology and industry trends—so it doesn’t just help you find ideas; it helps you build an IP moat around your ideas that define your company's future.
More on Henry our AI product development guru
Concept stages
Human Centered Design
Concept stages
Henry allows our team to heavily weight and stack different key inputs that affect the design outputs at different stages of the product development. Typically user needs and market intelligence is used to drive early concepts where as back end development is focused on risks and IP
Data Scraping
Human Centered Design
Concept stages
Henry utilizes content supplied by the client as well as data scraped from the web to stack and build out robust data sets in key areas of interest to inform design strategy and product development.
Human Centered Design
Human Centered Design
Human Centered Design
Henry filters through intended user scenarios, past experiences, user expectations, and pain points to capture initial draft design inputs to guide our experienced design team.
Design Team Builds
Human Centered Design
Our experienced product development teams work iteratively with Henry to explore, refine and evaluate ideas at an ultra rapid pace. Increasing the time dedicated to innovation in half the time of traditional product development.
Strategic Feedback
Our team utilizes output from Henry to support categorization of concepts referencing multiple filters like brand, feasibility, portfolio fit, IP strategies, and alignment to user needs.
Design Refinement
Our product development team works iteratively with Henry to de-risk the solutions, aligning to manufacturing processes, human factors requirements, and technical specifications as well as IP gaps.