Virtual Product Design Case Study: The Nokia RFID Tag Reader

Authors:
Pertti Repo;Mikko Kerttula;Marko Salmela;Heikki Huomo
Affiliations:
Cybelius Software;Cybelius Software;Cybelius Software;Nokia Corporate Strategy Organization
Venue:
IEEE Pervasive Computing
Year:
2005

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Abstract

Virtual product design is a methodology that supports heterogeneous, hardware-software prototyping. Using virtual prototypes, VPD offers realistic product concepts throughout the product life cycle. In 2003, Nokia adopted this methodology to develop an RFID kit for the Nokia 3220 mobile phone. The Cybelius Maestro virtual prototyping tool supported VPD development of concepts and features.This department is part of a special issue on rapid prototyping.