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Cost of IoT Prototype Implementation in 2023

December 11, 2022
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Written by:

Kostiantyn Oliynyk

Kostiantyn Oliynyk

Head of IoT at Webbylab

Kostiantyn started his career in IT at Webbylab, where he quickly grew from the position of a tester to the role of a manager and business analyst. When the company’s management decided to develop the IoT direction, Kostia became one of its key figures.

FAQ
How long does it take to build an IoT prototype?
To build an IoT prototype, you’ll need 4-10 weeks on average. However, the process may take longer depending on the project’s parameters: complexity, features and design specifics, number of developers, and their expertise.
How much can an IoT product evolve during prototyping?
Building IoT prototypes can give you a huge boost for the project’s successful deliverables, as it gives a better understanding of the hardware, software, and mobile application itself providing early feedback from the end users and more data about the project itself. Apart from cost reduction and time optimization, this data helps to enhance multiple aspects of IoT product development, helping it to become more useful for users and profitable for business owners.
How to assess the potential success of an IoT prototype?
To be able to correctly evaluate the results of the IoT prototyping process, it’s essential to set up clear objectives and review how the created prototype delivers value to both customers and your business: increased efficiency, improved budget spending, enhanced user experience, and more. For this reason, Webbylab recommends creating the KPIs for your IoT prototype, ensuring they’re addressing multiple aspects in terms of value, usability, security, etc.
Do the stages of IoT prototyping differ depending on the product?
In most cases, the IoT prototyping stages are similar, as they cover only the basic functions of your potential product. To successfully prototype an IoT device, the key steps cover considering the requirements, choosing the suitable hardware, selecting the right tech stack, and software development (alpha phase, beta phase, and pilot production of an IoT prototype).
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