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With industrial design you need to be a logical thinker combined with a creative thinker. Math and geometry skills are important, problem solving is absolutely critical. So is an understanding of ergonomics — how the human body moves and functions. Products are being redesigned to consider special needs, whether that is scaled down for children, more manageable for elderly/frail or adapted for special needs with physical/medical issues.

www.idsa.org is a great website to learn more about this profession and the education you’d need to be effective. There is an excellent magazine, ID, that focuses upon design in general, but it has very insightful articles about current thinking and projects in the design of physical objects.

Hope this is helpful even if it didn’t narrow the list you already were considering. Good luck!