Which mythological craftsman developed a product testing strategy where he first tested his wings on his son, resulting in one of mythology's most famous product failures?

In mythology, gods and supernatural beings weren't just powerful entities—they were also master craftspeople and product developers. From divine weapons to magical artifacts, mythological stories are filled with incredible 'product launches' that changed their worlds. This trivia tests your knowledge about famous mythological artifacts and the strategic thinking behind their development. How well do you know the product development stories behind legendary items?

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Daedalus, who created wings of wax and feathers for himself and Icarus
Hephaestus, who forged Achilles' armor but failed to protect his heel
Wayland the Smith, whose flying mechanism failed during a demonstration to King Niðhad
Völund, who created wings from swan feathers but didn't account for altitude limitations