Author: Andrew Amirnovin

ISTA testing is short for the ‘International Safe Transit Association’ testing. It’s testing done on packaging to make sure that […]

Ongoing reliability testing, ORT testing for short, is the last stage of reliability testing once you’ve already designed and developed […]

You need to be able to source electronic components for your new product that reach your cost, quality, and reliability […]

Here at Agilian, we often use test to failure to evaluate how durable and reliable components and products are likely […]

Manufacturers can collect reliability data from their testing and product returns to assess the performance and durability of their products. […]

Our reliability expert, Andrew Amirnovin, recently discussed how to decide what kind of reliability testing your product needs for anyone […]

Our head of new product development, Andrew Amirnovin, shares 10 factors that impact your product design cost (with a focus […]

Agilian customers who are bringing new electronic products to market sometimes ask us to explain the FCC certification process so […]

It doesn’t take long to find low-cost products online from a variety of Chinese manufacturers. I searched for ‘earbuds’ on […]

We’ve written about the importance of pilot runs before here and here, so in this post, I’m mainly going to […]

I recently guested on Sofeast’s China Manufacturing Decoded podcast to discuss DfR Design for Reliability. We discussed the design for […]

ISTA package testing is a form of packaging reliability testing that puts your shipping cartons through their paces to provide […]

We recently shared a list of US Consumer Electronics Compliance Basics that importers should know about, especially, in this case, […]

This is the first post in a series and this time is about US consumer electronics compliance testing and regulations. […]

The cost of poor quality (and reliability) is a popular topic among quality and reliability professionals. A common argument occurs […]