InventIndia Innovations Pvt. Ltd.
@Invent1ndia
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Being an end-to-end product development company, InventIndia helps its clients in creating patentable products that sell. #ProductDevelopement #ProductDesign
Ahmedabad City, India
Joined December 2017
The best products have one obvious default action. If users hesitate, the affordance is unclear.
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At CES 2026, South Korean electronics maker LG’s new AI-powered robot home assistant is stealing the show… for doing the laundry.
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A great brief is a competitive advantage. If you cannot write the problem in one sentence, you are not ready for CAD.
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Samsung is blurring the lines between phone and tablet with the new Galaxy Z Tri-Fold. 🖥️📱 We got hands-on at CES 2026 and were struck by the bright display and the remarkably thin design. Stay tuned for our full report. 🗣️ #CES2026 #SamsungGalaxy #ZTrifold #GalaxyZ
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CES 2026 is in full swing and innovators from across the world are SHOWING UP. We've already seen incredible announcements and advancements on the keynote stage and show floor, and we're just getting started. As the breakthroughs begin, stay tuned to see what's new in tech this
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Most innovation is not invention. It is a better integration. Fewer parts, cleaner assembly, simpler service, clearer meaning.
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang showcases AI use cases that have become "utterly trivial" with the pace of advancement, during #CES2026.
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NEWS: Nvidia has released a new video of its next-generation Rubin chips, which are 5X more powerful than their predecessor, Blackwell. The new Rubin chips are already in production. CEO Jensen Huang: "This is a Rubin pod. 1,152 GPUs and 16 racks. Each rack has 72 Rubins."
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Vera Rubin is in full production. We just kicked off the next generation of AI infrastructure with the NVIDIA Rubin platform, bringing together six new chips to deliver one AI supercomputer built for AI at scale. Here are the top 5 things to know 🧵
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We love minimalism, but never delete feedback. Users need confirmation. A click, a light, a tone, a tactile stop. Silence creates doubt.
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The fastest way to improve a product is to watch a first-time user unbox it. Packaging is your first UX test.
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If your product has an app, ask this: What happens when the phone is dead, offline, or outdated? Hardware should still be usable.
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Cost is a design material. You can shape it, trade it, and waste it. Great products treat cost like any other constraint, not an afterthought.
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Designers: stop presenting 12 options. Present 3, then defend 1. Clarity beats variety.
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Early prototype rule: test one question at a time. Grip comfort, button reach, balance, visibility. If you test everything, you learn nothing.
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Poll: Which makes a product feel more premium? Reply with your pick and an example.
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A premium feel is often a tolerance decision. If the lid wobbles by 0.5 mm, the brain reads cheap. If the click is crisp, it reads quality. What product instantly feels premium to you, and why?
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Design and engineering are not rival teams. When they sit together from day one, you get products that are beautiful, robust, and on time. When they do not, you get delays.
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Design exercise: Look at the object closest to you. If you had to remove one part without hurting the function, which would it be? Subtractive thinking is where innovation often hides.
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