Secrets of Implementing Design for Reliability (Feat. Andrew Amirnovin)

In this episode...

Sofeast's reliability expert, Andrew Amirnovin, joins Adrian to explore the topic of Design for Reliability (DfR) in detail. He explains the process you need to go through to avoid unreliable products, some warnings about what an unreliable product may end up looking or behaving like, and how the DfR process should be implemented and some commonly overlooked secrets so you know how to implement it yourself.

 

Show Sections

00:00 - Greetings and introducing the topic of DfR.

01:08 - What is DfR and its objectives?

04:29 - What makes an unreliable product?

20:26 - What are some of the secrets to applying DfR that people need to know about?

23:08 - Recap: The best engineering practices for reliability.

24:32 - The process we follow to reduce our clients' reliability risks.

28:37 - Wrapping up.

 

Related content...

• The Design for X Approach: 12 Common Examples
• Design for X - Product Design Optimization series (Video playlist)
• ISTA Package Testing: Get It Done Before Shipment To Protect Products
• What To Do If You Have A High Product Return Rate? [6-step Process]
• How To Do Product Reliability Testing?
• Get help from Sofeast to implement and perform reliability and durability testing.

 

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