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1. The "20 Test" This is where the product is tested 20 consecutive times as it is intended to be used : For example, if a remote-control helicopter claims to be durable and can run into walls and keep flying, the Showcase Institute flies the helicopter, running it into walls repeatedly, for 20 separate flights. 2. The "Accident Test" Items can be accidentally dropped, stepped on, pushed, pulled and who knows what else. But, even though something accidentally has something happen to it, it should still work properly for you. The Showcase Institute takes each item and predicts what could happen to it, and then puts those predictions to the test. This lets us determine how an item will react to the real-world oops that it could possibly encounter. 3. The "Extreme Test" In this test, the Showcase Institute takes the specific design elements of each product and tests them to the limit. If an item can withstand being dropped from 15 feet, then we'll try it at 30 feet. Because products may be used in extreme situations, the Showcase Institute ensures that each item Showcase carries will work for you, even when the conditions are out of the ordinary. Because products may be used in extreme situations, the Showcase Institute ensures that each item Showcase carries will work for you, even when the conditions are out of the ordinary. |
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