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Has anyone else been diving deep into feasibility studies for MakerMechanics projects lately? I've been researching the "Guide: Step - by - Step Process for Conducting a Feasibility Study in MakerMechanics," and I'm finding the emphasis on market analysis especially captivating. it really highlights the importance of validating yoru idea before pouring resources into building a complex automated widget sorter, for instance.
One thing I'm still grappling with is the level of detail required for each step.Does anyone have experience with how granular to get when evaluating the technical feasibility? For example, if you're planning to build a self-leveling milling platform, is it enough to say "sensors and actuators are readily available," or do you need to specify brands, models, and expected performance characteristics during the initial feasibility phase? Balancing thoroughness with efficiency seems key, so any insights would be valuable. I'm finding that over-analyzing can be as detrimental as not analyzing enough.