The article might describe it as a 'product development group' but really that's just a lab for engineers rather than scientists. It's not like Los Alamos where

The article might describe it as a 'product development group' but really that's just a lab for engineers rather than scientists. It's not like Los Alamos where it was science-centric research, rather it's more like PARC or what Stark Labs would be like, in that it's 'product'-centric because it's the engineering rather than scientific version of a research lab.