Research products is research method that aims to create interactive artefacts that can be deployed for long-term engagement and product to a high, mass-production-esque, quality finish. Although examples have existed for many years, Will Odom and colleagues summarised and coin the term in their seminal 2016 paper:
From Research Prototype to Research Product.

An important element of research products is that they do not necessarily need be to focused on use, solving problems, or commerciality. Instead, they concentrate on asking and exploring carefully crafted research questions.


Limitations

Currently, this repository is built from a combination of found projects and papers that cite the Research Products paper and have clear evidence of a “sophisticated” artefact that can be deployed long term. Ideally, this would expand to digital research products, but that will require a wider search and analysis.

Research Product Collection: