Designing components for assembly reduction, weight reduction, and impact-absorbing materials is an important issue in all manufacturing industries, including mobility, construction, and aerospace. Nature Architects realizes significant weight reduction, component integration, and improved impact absorption by utilizing metamaterial knowledge and proprietary DFM design techniques. Furthermore, they provide design proposals that consider mass production using the client's manufacturing equipment (such as press molding and injection molding) by reflecting the manufacturing constraints in their design system.

Vibration control is an important issue in all manufacturing industries. In recent years, applications using haptics (vibration-based information presentation) in input devices such as game controllers and switches have been increasing. Nature Architects designs vibration suppression and amplification using mechanical metamaterial technology and proprietary DFM techniques. By controlling resonance points and frequency response functions through structural design, it is possible to suppress or amplify vibrations. Specifically, they can suppress vibrations that were impossible with conventional vibration-absorbing materials or achieve vibration-absorbing materials with low temperature dependence. They also offer design proposals that consider mass production using the client's manufacturing equipment.

Thermal management design, such as heat dissipation and heat exchange in automotive components and air conditioning systems, is an important issue. Nature Architects designs thermal management solutions, such as heat dissipation and exchange, using their proprietary DFM technology. By utilizing optimal design (parametric/non-parametric) and shape processing techniques, they achieve heat dissipation and heat exchange components that surpass conventional performance. They can also design lighter components with equivalent functionality. They offer design proposals that consider mass production using the client's manufacturing equipment.

Acoustic control, such as sound insulation and absorption, is an important design challenge in all manufacturing industries, including mobility, construction, and aerospace. Nature Architects designs sound insulation and absorption using acoustic metamaterial technology and proprietary DFM techniques. This technology allows for lighter or more compact soundproofing materials than conventional ones. In addition, it is possible to absorb and insulate low-frequency noise (approximately 500Hz and below), which was difficult to suppress with conventional methods. They offer design proposals that consider mass production using the client's manufacturing equipment.