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Gun and run: How we got super-efficient feedback without a lot of planning

User feedback is a cornerstone of our product development. We recently learnt that feedback can be hacked quickly and efficiently. Coordinating and planning user feedback sessions for our inventions usually involves a lot of work. The craftsmen and contractors we work with are always very willing to help, but finding gaps in their busy schedules

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Why did we develop the CBS Bench – and what is the impact?

The unique flip-bench we developed for Copenhagen Business School has made its mark despite its relatively limited user base. The CBS Bench is a unique piece of furniture developed for Copenhagen Business School (CBS). Its distinctive features and unique look make it a signature fixture at several of the school’s locations. Why? The bench is

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Why did we develop Jeebee – and what is the impact?

Jeebee is a relatively simple tool, but the usage scenarios are numerous, making the potential impact on the working environment huge. Jeebee is an all-terrain, self-propelled, multi-purpose, customisable trolley that covers every transport need on the construction site. For example, the trolley makes it easy to transport large panels, glass, windows, doors, painter’s tools, etc.

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The challenging art of hardware mockups (and behind-the-scenes of a few early inventions)

Early versions of our inventions often consist of cardboard, cheap wood and 3D printing. Here, you can see some of our products early on – and learn why cardboard mockups make sense. If you have ever been involved in software development, you know how crucial mockups and MVPs are if you want to speed up

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Development support from MUDP: Now our sanding robot will be able to remove toxic paint automatically

Our upcoming tool, Grindmaster, makes it easy and safe to remove toxic paint. With a grant from MUDP, it will now be fully automated. Removing old paint from a wall is a hassle. If you’re doing it in a building from the 70s, there’s a high risk that the paint is also toxic, making the

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