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Prototyping in Smart Product Design: Investigating Prototyping Tools to Support Communication of Interactive and Environmental Qualities

Jing Wang, Charlie Ranscombe, Boris Eisenbart // 2022
The increasing availability of smart products creates a more pronounced need for designers to prototype and communicate interactive and environmental qualities of product during their design process. ...

Prototyping through the Lens of Network Analysis and Visualisation

Lee Kent, James Gopsill, Lorenzo Giunta, Mark Goudswaard, Chris Snider, Ben Hicks // 2022
Prototyping is a well-established and valued design process activity. However, capturing prototypes and the tacit knowledge that led to and was gained from their creation is a challenge. Beyond that, ...

RADICALLY INNOVATING THE AUTOMOTIVE DESIGN PROCESS WITH IMMERSIVE TECHNOLOGIES

Islas Munoz, Juan Antonio (1); Baha, Ehsan (1,2); Muratovski, Gjoko (3) // 2022

Recommender Systems for Variant Management in the Automotive Industry

Thorsten Schmidt, Anastasia Marbach, Frank Mantwill // 2022
This paper transfers some state-of-the-art methods of recommender systems for an application in the product development process of variant rich products in the automotive industry. Therefore, an ...

Selecting Design Process Modelling Approaches for Building Design: A Review

Yvonne Yu Bing Wong, Sam Conrad Joyce, Lucienne Blessing // 2022
Design process modelling is well-founded in fields of mechanical engineering, and product design and development but not in Building Design (BD). This paper looks at the selection process when ...

Survey of Model-Based Design Reviews: Practices & Challenges?

Romain Pinqui // 2022
The design of large-scale engineered systems relies on the extensive use of models. Although there are few papers that study design review practices, we did not find any on model-based design ...

Synthesising Computational Design Methods for a Human-Centred Design Framework

Lewis Urquhart (1), Andrew Wodehouse (1), Brian Loudon (2) // 2022
This paper presents models that identify two “cultures” of computational design practice. By reviewing the established culture of computational optimization efforts and contrasting it with the ...

Tailoring a Project Risk Management Tool through Co-Design: Managing Risk in the Fuzzy Front-End of Construction Project Design

Andreas Claus Hansen (1,2), Pelle Lundquist Willumsen (1), Josef Oehmen (1) // 2022
The objectives and scope of a construction project is defined in the early design stage, the fuzzy front-end. This stage is crucial for project risk management and success, but traditional risk ...

The Inclusive Design Canvas. A Strategic Design Template for Architectural Design Professionals

Matteo Zallio, P. John Clarkson // 2022
Designing accessible and inclusive buildings is essential if they are to provide enjoyable and inspiring experiences for all their occupants. Research revealed that many architectural design ...

Towards Integrated Safety Analysis as Part of Traceable Model-Based Systems Engineering

Martin Leo Valdivia Dabringer, Anton Dybov, Carina Fresemann, Rainer Stark // 2022
Currently systems grow in complexity and more aspects, such as socio-technical aspects or the obligation to produce proof become more important. Both require a safety analysis on the system level ...

User-Centred Co-Design in the Pandemic – A Reindeer Case

// 2022
An innovative design process which has been conducted under the restrictions during the covid-19 pandemic is in focus in this study. Visits were banned so user-centred design activities were ...

User-Centric Process of Designing a Molecular & Cellular Query Interface for Biomedical Research

Tiffany Sun Liaw, Nils Gehlenborg // 2022
There is a growing demand for the adoption of user-centric design processes for the development of computational biology software as usability becomes a major concern. Our team develops interfaces ...

Virtually Hosted Hackathons for Design Research: Lessons Learned from the International Design Engineering Annual (IDEA) Challenge 2021

Mark Goudswaard (1), Lee Kent (1), Lorenzo Giunta (1), James Gopsill (1), Chris Snider (1), Filip Valjak (2), Kim A. Christensen (3), Harry Felton (1), Daniel Nygård Ege (3), Ricardo M. Real (1), Chris Cox (1), Nikola Horvat (2), Sampsa Kohtala (3), Sindre Wold Eikevåg (3), Tomislav Martinec (2), Marija Majda Perišić (2), Martin Steinert (3), Ben Hicks (1) // 2022
This paper provides an overview and appraisal of the International Design Engineering Annual (IDEA) challenge - a virtually hosted design hackathon run with the aim of generating a design research ...

A MODEL FOR LEARNING TEAMWORK SKILLS

Tessier, Virginie // 2021
The social practice of design is well implanted in the professional field. Working with others from inside or outside the field is recognized as beneficial for a project’s quality and efficiency. ...

A semantic web approach for structuring data-driven methods in the product development process

Benjamin Gerschütz, Benjamin Schleich, Sandro Wartzack // 2021
For the successful integration of data-driven methods in existing processes, it is first necessary to know these methods and their fields of application, potentials, and individual limits. This ...

A STUDY ON THE COMMUNICATION METHOD FOR ONLINE PARTICIPATORY DESIGN WORKSHOP

Zhang, Yanfang (1); Inamura, Tokushu (1); Ito, Shinichiro (2); Cruz, Christian (3) // 2021
In the 21st century, global environmental changes and rapid changes in social structures have led to a variety of social issues. To solve these global issues, new mechanisms need to be created. In ...

ADAPTING SOCIAL DESIGN RESEARCH METHODS FOR SOCIALLY DISTANCED PRACTICE

Glyn-Davies, Adela; Russell, Paul // 2021
As designers, consultancies [1] and publicly funded design organisations [2] increasingly acknowledge the potential for the use of Design to positively contribute toward social impact, Social Design ...

An adapted method for design process capturing to meet the challenges of digital product development

Gerschütz, B., Spießl, B., Benjamin, S., & Wartzack, S. // 2021

AN ETHICAL APPROACH TO THE IMPLEMENTATION OF BEHAVIOURAL SCIENCE IN THE DESIGN PROCESS

Knutsen, Fredrik Hope // 2021
The product design field is commonly known for focusing on solving the users' needs. However, behavioural design can contribute with a different approach in design education, where the aim is to ...

Conceptual Design of a Nanosatellite Incubator Using Axiomatic Design and a Mechatronic Multicriteria Profile

Ma, Yuanchao; Vadean, Aurelian; Beltrame, Giovanni; Achiche, Sofiane // 2021
The CubeSat platform has become increasingly popular in recent decades. Due to its relatively low research cost and short development time, it is often used to conduct experiments in space in various ...

CREATIVE PROBLEM-FINDING: A SHIFT IN FOCUS FOR CREATIVE TOOLS

De Vos, Ellen (1,2); Baccarne, Bas (2); Emmanouil, Marina (1) // 2021
A definition of creative problem-solving includes the production of original, high quality and elegant solutions, challenged by novel, complex, ill-defined, or poorly structured problems [1]. The ...

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