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This document outlines the stages of product development from idea to mass production. The stages are: building a minimum viable product, consolidating the first sample, getting it ready for bulk production, promoting the product on different channels, and turning it into a real product for mass production. Each stage lists the key steps and considerations involved such as designing hardware modules, sourcing components, cost reduction, quality planning, and global certification.
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