No matter how good an idea seems on paper, you can’t really prove product viability without getting your hands dirty and testing it in the real world with a prototype. But where should you start? What makes a successful prototype? How do you troubleshoot your design to completion? Toy designer, inventor, and TVCOG Manufacturing Mentor Troy Fischer will take your questions in this Ask-Me-Anything style event that promises to be a creatively-engaging evening. Submit a question when registering, but we'll also take questions from the floor if time allows. 

About Troy Fischer:
If you've ever bought toys, there's a good chance you've come across one of Fischer's inventions. He's the patent holder for several mechanisms developed during his time working in the toy division of Marvel Comics. His LED projection technology has brought to life the whimsical faces of Disney's Cars and Tron action figures (you'll even be able to experience the latest iteration in a new Disney World theme park experience, that puts your own face on an action figure!). A lifelong tinkerer, he's passionate about helping others through their prototyping roadblocks through his work as a member and mentor at TVCOG.

Register here:

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ask-me-anything-about-prototyping-with-troy-fischer-tickets-660688736797