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Industrial Design
design for mass production
The expression industrial design refers to the design of products that have been thought to
be mass produced by the factories through technological industrial procedures.
The discipline of industrial design is applicable to a comprehensive range of production
fields that includes both engineering and non-engineering areas. Many products of industrial design feature a combination of forms, and engineering elements.
Industrial design takes into consideration and generates trends about ideological or sociological themes. Among the most important ones are those which are linked to the concepts of usability, manufacturability, planned breaking, and planned out-of-fashion.
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