The question at the start of any product development process is, how a specific purpose can become an object? What form does that purpose lead to? What technology, what material are particularly suitable to achieve this? The answers to these questions result in a product that works, that functions. Not everything that is functional is, however, good to use.
An example of a product with the quality of function is the Provi CM20 monitoring system, which researchers can use to monitor cell cultures remotely without removing them from the incubator.
The professional headphones DT 700 PRO X & DT 900 PRO X in turn were specially developed to ensure the best sound in studio quality on all audio devices, even outside the studio.
Another convincing product, thanks to its meticulously planned functionality, is the Philips Hue Play gradient light tube. This understated integrated light source blends seamlessly into any interior. Its blend of colours is synchronised with the image on the TV or computer screen.
The quality of function is also on display in the enz camera nozzle, which is used in industrial and sewer cleaning and combines high cleaning performance with modern camera technology.
