Founded in 2010, Tomorrow Lab is a technology innovation studio that works with entrepreneurs big and small to invent new products. We have a unique focus on prototyping new hardware technology and turning those prototypes into market-ready, manufacturable products.
Our group of designers and engineers keep you involved every step of the way through invention, development, and manufacturing launch. We bring ambitious products to market faster with elegant designs, optimized timelines, de-risked technologies, and lower overall costs.
Leveraging our unique product development process called Holistic Innovation, we use a research-led approach combining technology & design. Informed by years of experience and hundreds of projects, we craft products in full consideration of manufacturability and engineering optimization starting on day one.
Tomorrow Lab is a place for curious, detail-oriented creators. We have been tearing things apart and rebuilding them since we were kids. As adults, we love nothing more than creating new projects in our free time. We seek self-motivated, skilled, and creative individuals who want to use design, laboratory-style prototyping, research, and engineering problem-solving approaches to create revolutionary hardware products for our clients.
Tomorrow Lab has established relationships with trusted fabricators, factories, and product assembly houses located in multiple Chinese and American cities. We rely on our longstanding partnerships to provide each client with excellent products, clear communication, and end-to-end services. Together with our partners, we offer painless entry into timely, high-quality, affordable, and scalable product manufacturing and assembly programs.
As the founder of Tomorrow Lab, Ted regularly speaks on the role of design studios as invention centers and the application of science and design to entrepreneurial ventures to create new technology products. Ted holds a Masters of Industrial Design from Georgia Tech, a Bachelors of Inventive Design Engineering from Purdue University, and has taught design studio courses at Georgia Tech, Drexel University, the School of Visual Arts, and the Copenhagen Institute of Interaction Design. More info at ullrich.nyc
Pepin Gelardi works at the intersection of purpose and possibility, exploring the role of entrepreneurship and technology in solving future-facing problems. As a Partner at Tomorrow Lab®, Pepin leads the Industrial Design and Mechanical Engineering teams to invent and develop new, impactful hardware products. After hours, Pepin teaches workshops in design, aspires to become a Pasta Scientist, and creates site-specific art with his wife Teresa.
