Radiant PD offers adaptive product development and industrial design services, providing solutions for product design, engineering, and branding based in Phoenix, Arizona.

Radiant PD

Radiant Product Development provides adaptive product development and industrial design services. The company focuses on creating user-centric design solutions that blend functionality, aesthetics, innovation, and manufacturability.

Radiant Product Development

Radiant Product Development | 150 followers on LinkedIn. Experts in adaptive product development for your ideas &amp; technology. | Radiant was established to partner with clients looking for innovative product solutions to meet their business objectives. 
We work closely with you through a collaborative process to ensure all the right questions are asked, and no details are overlooked; this is critical to a successful design project. Whether you require full End-to-End product development or anything in between, we provide high-value, cost-effective development to get your project over the finish line.​

Partner at Radiant Product Development

Justin Salamon

Principal/Partner at Radiant Product Development with a 25-year track record specializing in strategy, design, and development of innovative…

Chris Buttenob

As a new designer entering the industry, I’ve learned that it’s not just about understanding user needs - it's only part of the equation. At Radiant, I’ve discovered that embracing core values like adaptability, forward-thinking, and the spirit of Moore's Law—constant learning and evolution—is just as important. These principles have been instrumental in my growth, encouraging me to keep learning, experimenting, and evolving as I begin my design career. -S. Rooprai

Early in my career, one client stood out among the rest. During our product design review meetings, the CEO of the company would often quietly sit in the back of the room. On more than one occasion, he would interrupt the meeting to challenge not just our team but also the decision-makers within his own company. He insisted that we share the story behind the product design. Initially, I was taken aback by his interruption. Eager to present the latest solutions, I wasn’t prepared for the shift and view the bigger picture from a higher altitude. But over time, I realized how crucial this exercise was to the bigger picture of product development. If we couldn’t clearly and compellingly communicate the 'why' behind the design, the customer wouldn't grasp the importance of buying the product. This experience taught me an invaluable lesson: the importance of having conviction in the product story. After all, a compelling story always includes conflict followed by resolution. Is your business lacking a compelling story behind the products you deliver? Let’s connect—we’d love to show you how we enhance product design by building a powerful narrative. #Productdevelopment #Storytelling #ProductDesign #lessonslearned

Thinking About 3D Printing Rotors and Testing? Hint: FDM is Not the Best Solution. In a recent project involving a portable medical device, we had the opportunity to improve the centrifuge component of the device by modifying the rotor. This change would reduce the device's overall height and improve accessibility for the user to quickly swap vials. With time constraints pressing, we initially turned to FDM printing for rapid prototyping to validate the conceptual design. Despite knowing that layered printing is susceptible to delamination, we experimented with different build orientations. Our goal was to achieve five cycles at 6 minutes at 10,000 RPM using FDM prints. Significant layer separation occurred within just a couple of minutes. Regardless of the build orientation, all samples delaminated around the 2-minute mark, highlighting the anisotropic nature of the FDM process. Interestingly, the part measurements before and after spin testing remained within spec. As a backup process, we produced parts using Multi Jet Fusion (MJF). These MJF-printed rotors not only looked great but also outperformed our cycle testing constraints for prototypes. This test underscores the importance of understanding the strengths and limitations of different 3D printing processes and materials. FDM may be fast and convenient, but for high-stress applications like centrifuge rotors, it's worth considering more robust solutions like MJF. #Productdevelopment #3Dprinting #MJF #Centrifuge #MedicalDevice

Courtroom Recording Reimagined. Audio recording in the courtroom has largely been unchanged over numerous decades. Hesitancy to adopt new technology has stifled innovation in this industry. A3S sought to design a system that could be easily adopted and integrated for both courtroom audio recording and law enforcement interviewing/interrogation. Radiant explored and helped identify a product offering that emphasizes adaptability, ensuring it matches the necessary technology requirements for intended government institutions. The design features bold statements on color and form, which stand in striking contrast to the traditional aesthetics of courtrooms, making it both functional and visually impactful. #Radiantproductdevelopment #Productdevelopment #Audiorecording #Modular #IndustryFirst #Design #Innovation #Courtroom #lawenforcement

After relocating and remodeling our studio, we're excited to be back in our element—solving problems through collaboration and advancing design and development. Connect with us to discover how we can transform your ideas and technology into market-ready product solutions. Stay tuned for updates on our team and projects! #industrialdesign , #productdevelopment , #ID , #problemsolving , #Collaboration

Remember to take time today to honor our fallen heroes who served in our Armed Forces. #memorialday , #Armedforces , #remember , #honorourheros

We are moving! After a long search, we have finally found a location that we will soon call home. Stay tuned for updates as we transition to our new Tempe location in the coming month! #moving #growth #home #productdevelopment

Yesterday, I heard someone talk about Blue Monday. I have never heard of a Blue Monday before, have you? It's the third Monday of January and supposedly the most depressing day of the year. It's cold (at least for the dedicated Bills fans shoveling snow in Highmark Stadium). The holidays are over, some holiday debt is starting to surface, and for some, you may have already fallen off the wagon for New Year's resolutions. Wikipedia even shares a formula explaining why today is the saddest day of the year! Here are a few things to consider in the new year: LOWER THE BAR Feeling the resolution bar is too high, drop it down a notch. Don't get rid of the goal or resolution; just make the bullseye a little larger and keep moving forward! STAY ACTIVE. Move your body and get active to improve mood and reduce stress. The more I move, the clearer my mind gets. I live in Phoenix. There's no excuse for us who are blessed with this climate not to stay active! CELEBRATE THE WINS. If you have a win, small or large, in the first couple of weeks of this new year. Celebrate it! A win is a win. This is going to be a great, successful year! Start with a way to win and conquer each day. Don't let the idea of a Blue Monday influence your perspective. After all, it's just another fleeting mindset. Now, it's only fitting to listen to a track by New Order - Blue Monday! 😀 #HappyNewYear #Resolutions #Goals #TalkMentalHealth

Successful projects are rarely straightforward, which is why we have implemented an adaptive approach to product development, ensuring that we remain agile and responsive to change or new information. We pride ourselves on being flexible and adaptable to your needs, providing a development process that can adjust to important data and feedback gathered beyond the initial project brief. This adaptability proves invaluable in identifying unforeseen risks that might otherwise jeopardize your budgets and schedules. Let's discuss the goals of your project and how our adaptive approach can help get you to the finish line with confidence. #productdesign #innovation #problemsolving #proofofconcept

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Company Name	Radiant PD
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Market	PRIVATE
Sector	Commercial & Professional Services
Industry	Product Development and Industrial Design
Country	US
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Employee Count	11
Website	radiantpd.com
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