Abstract
The field of industrial design is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by the increasing need to address environmental sustainability and economic viability. Innovations in industrial design, including eco-design, sustainable manufacturing processes, and resource-efficient materials, are playing a pivotal role in minimizing the environmental impact of industrial products. At the same time, industrial designers are tasked with balancing these environmental considerations with the economic imperatives of production cost, product performance, and market competitiveness. This article explores the latest innovations in industrial design, highlighting cutting-edge technologies and approaches that address both environmental and economic challenges in product development and manufacturing.
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