The phrase "a prototype that makes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a prototype that has the capability to create or produce something.
Example: "We developed a prototype that makes it easier for users to navigate the software interface."
Alternatives: "a model that produces" or "a design that creates".
I noticed this is information people are naturally drawn to sharing, so I started with building a prototype that made this easier and more efficient," he says.
The opto-isolator then reduces the frequency of the MIDI signal allowing it to be processed by the self-programmed Arduino, an open-source electronic prototype that makes the notes legible to the computer.
Now Casey is excited to see a "renaissance in prototyping" that makes creating hardware prototypes almost as easy as sewing fabric into garments, he told TechCrunch's John Biggs today at Disrupt SF.
Samsung developed three different prototypes that made it to the final stage.
We present a prototype system that makes use of a medical taxonomy to determine similarities between medical expressions.
Toshiba Japan managed to develop a prototype chip that makes it possible to view videos on cell phones and portable media players with the same quality as LCD TVs.
Microsoft has shown off a futuristic "holographic" computing prototype headset that makes it seem as if computer-generated graphics are superimposed over the real world, allowing them to be controlled with hand gestures and voice commands.
REUTERS Proto Labs Gears Up for Offering | Proto Labs, a Minnesota company that makes prototype parts for other companies, has filed for a $100 million initial public offering.
LAST month's Prototype column — about a company that makes reusable dry-cleaning bags — began: "Man or woman, every one of us has experienced the frustration that drove Rick Siegel to become an inventor".
