Our Projects
Each Project takes on life and process of its own.
The humidifier project involved extensive research, design conceptualization, prototyping, and rigorous testing to refine the product, followed by manufacturing, quality assurance, and distribution to bring the finalized and tested humidifier to market for consumer use. Iterative design, thorough testing, and manufacturing processes are crucial to ensure a high-quality, reliable product that meets safety standards and user expectations
Rocket Humidifier
Children's Room Functional Artifact
This was a new take on an existing humidi-fier. It was designed to be a children’s room artifact that never had to be put away when not in use. It could simply be left out all year round, and stir the child’s imagination.
Functional Prototyping
Testament to User Testing
It’s important to take the next step of developing your product into a prototype before launching. There is much to be learned about how we interact with these products.
Latest Project at Gallantry Design...
This a new project we’ve teamed up with an undisclosed company to collaborate on. We’re excited to share in the coming months.
COMING
SOON...
Ex-Howl-iber
This project was a one off specialty concept for a specific customer. It still went through the same rigorous design process that ultimately led to an amazing build.
CAD
Developing Product Precision
Computer Assisted Design was integral to this build as it was a highly technical build with tight tolerances. It was built in conjunction with a team of Engineers.
Keyshot Render
Visual Conceptualization is Key
Renders are photorealistic representations of the final product. Often they are used in place real photos for marketing.
Prototype
Built with 3D Printer
This build was completed with a myriad of 3d printers of various size and capability. The inner ring was required to turn; the motor and battery were tucked into the wolf head with an exterior on/off switch. The hardware was from a Gibson Les Paul build kit.
Halo Home Defense
The creation of a home sentry drone involves initial conceptualization, where design features and functionalities are defined based on security needs. This is followed by detailed schematics, prototyping, and rigorous testing to ensure reliability, safety, and efficiency before manufacturing for market release.
Concept / Ideation
Integral Step in Design
All Concepts begin as just that; a concept. In this case, the above concept was the winning one, but incorporated several other ideas from other concepts.
Prototype
Created Using 3D Printing
This Prototype was both Aesthetic and Functional. It was rapidly built using 5 different frames that evolved with each iteration. It was built and assembled in combination with common drone parts.
Developed Sketches
Key Visual Aid
In this particular project there was a need to further refine the concept sketches to help transition into CAD.
