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DEVELOPING RESEARCH INFORMED PRODUCT DESIGN RESOURCES TO SUPPORT TEACHING AND LEARNING IN THE USE OF SKETCHES, DRAWINGS, MODELS AND PROTOTOYPES

Evans, Mark // 2015
The use of sketches, drawings, models and prototypes lie at the heart of teaching and learning in
product/industrial design education. Whilst numerous text books are available to support ...

DEVELOPMENT OF A SYSTEM FOR PRODUCTION ENERGY PROGNOSIS

Stetter, Ralf; Witczak, Piotr; Witczak, Marcin; Kauf, Florian; Staiger, Benjamin; Spindler, Claudius // 2015
This paper, based on a current research project, describes the development of a system that addresses the issue of the prognosis of energy efficiency. The energy consumption in production is ...

DEVELOPMENT OF AN INTERFACE ANALYSIS TEMPLATE FOR SYSTEM DESIGN ANALYSIS

Uddin, Amad; Campean, Felician; Khan, Mohammed Khurshid // 2015
Interface definition is an essential and integral part of systems engineering. In current practice, interface requirements or control documents are generally used to define systems or subsystems ...

DEVELOPMENTS IN DESIGN PEDAGOGY

Tovey, Michael // 2015
ticular design practice, illustrating them through case studies.. This can be approached by strengthening studio culture to provide safe spaces for creative and problem-centred learning and ‘gateway’ ...

Die Rolle der Festlegung der Produktarchitektur in der Produktentwicklung  (Members only )

Richter, Timo; Inkermann, David; Vietor, Thomas // 2015
The product architecture describes the allocation of product functions to
physical components including their interactions. Within the design process, the
designer is called to determine the ...

DIFFERENT LEVELS OF PRODUCT MODEL GRANULARITY IN DESIGN PROCESS SIMULATION

Maier, Jakob F.; Eckert, Claudia M.; Clarkson, P. John // 2015
The design of many products is incremental, based on a prior architecture and may be thought of as a series of changes to an existing design. Nonetheless, design changes and their propagation ...

DIGITAL AESTHETIC OF NEW PRODUCTS OBTAINED BY SELECTIVE LASER MELTING PROCESS

Galimberti, Giorgia; Guagliano, Mario; Previtali, Barbara; Rampino, Lucia // 2015
Additive Manufacturing processes are rapidly evolving in order to enable their increasing diffusion in all those industrial contexts where a flexible, customized and low volume production is needed. ...

DIGITAL INTERMEDIARY OBJECTS: THE (CURRENTLY) UNIQUE ADVANTAGE OF COMPUTER-SUPPORTED DESIGN TOOLS

Guerra, Andrea Luigi; Gidel, Thierry; Vezzetti, Enrico // 2015
The TATIN and TATIN-PIC projects lies at the crossroads of preliminary design and Computer Supported Cooperative Work in Design (CSCWD) tools. Those projects studied the impact of multi-touch, ...

DIGITAL SUPPORT OF WIRING HARNESS DEVELOPMENT (BASED ON THE 3D MASTER METHOD)

Neckenich, Jonas; Winter, Roland; Vielhaber, Michael // 2015
The challenges for designing and developing automotives increase and create the need for a change in developing processes. One solution to support digital processes in today's developing processes is ...

Discovering Effective Designer-User InteractionProtocols in the Design Process  (Members only )

Park, Jaehyun // 2015
This study explores effective interaction protocols between designer and user in the design process, and it asks two research questions. First, how the designer-user interaction can take the two ...

EFFECTIVENESS OF THE SYSTEMATIC ENGINEERING DESIGN METHODOLOGY

Motte, Damien // 2015
This paper reviews a set of published industrial applications and research studies in order to assess the effectiveness of the systematic engineering design methodology. Effectiveness, which can be ...

EFFICIENT DESIGN EVALUATION THROUGH THE COMBINATION OF NUMERICAL AND PHYSICAL COMPUTATIONS

Foehr, André G. C.; Stuecheli, Marius; Meboldt, Mirko // 2015
Over the past decades, the finite element method (FEM) has helped to accelerate design processes. However, when a problem is highly nonlinear, e.g. systems with changing unilateral contacts, ...

EMPATHIC-DESIGN ASSISTED BY THE KANO METHOD – A HUMAN-CENTERED DESIGN METHOD FOR MEDICAL DEVICES CONSIDERING PATIENTS

Ahrens, Martin; Hehenberger, Peter // 2015
Every day we are confronted with new products and innovations. These may be based on known consumer demands or on industry innovations that give rise to new consumer demands. Usually, customers have ...

EVALUATION OF CLAY MODELLING AND SURFACING CYCLES FROM DESIGNERS PERSPECTIVE

Chandra, Sushil // 2015
A good example of the manual vs. digital divide in design process is the studio modelling process. On one hand, the manual clay modelling offers the much needed tangibility and adds a touch-and-feel ...

Exploring Creativity in the Bio-Inspired Design Process

Anggakara, K.; Aksdal, T.; Onarheim, B. // 2015
The growing interest in the of field bio-inspired design has been driven by the acknowledgement that inspiration from nature can serve as a valuable source of innovation. As an emerging approach, ...

EXPLORING PROBLEM DECOMPOSITION IN DESIGN TEAM DISCUSSIONS

Tobias, Connor; Herrmann, Jeffrey W.; Gralla, Erica // 2015
When faced with the problem of designing a complex system, a design team must make many decisions. Because many design problems are too difficult to solve all at once, the team will decompose the ...

FAIRNESS AND MANIPULATION: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF ARROW’S IMPOSSIBILITY THEOREM

McComb, Christopher; Goucher-Lambert, Kosa; Cagan, Jonathan // 2015
The design process often requires work by teams, rather than individuals. During these times it is likely that situations will arise in which members of a team have different opinions, yet a group ...

FBS MODELS: AN ATTEMPT AT RECONCILIATION TOWARDS A COMMON REPRESENTATION

Spreafico, Christian; Fantoni, Gualtiero; Russo, Davide // 2015
FBS is one of the most followed and studied design theories, as evidenced by the numerous investigations and rework on the subject. It is often used to provide a better understanding on existing ...

FEATHERS, A BIMANUAL UPPER LIMB REHABILITATION PLATFORM: A CASE STUDY OF USER-CENTRED APPROACH IN REHABILITATION DEVICE DESIGN

Shirzad, Navid; Valdés, Bulmaro A.; Hung, Chai-Ting; Law, Mimi; Hay, Justin; Van der Loos, H.F. Machiel // 2015
The healthcare sector is increasingly becoming dependent on medical devices and technologies. This is facilitated, in part, by the emphasis that is being put on the robustness of the design of ...

FEATURE BASED INTERPRETATION AND RECONSTRUCTION OF STRUCTURAL TOPOLOGY OPTIMIZATION RESULTS

Stangl, Thomas; Wartzack, Sandro // 2015
The application of structural topology optimization is a common computer aided method to define the ideal design of a mechanical part. However, the problem remains, that the optimized component in ...

FIRING UP SUSTAINABLE BEHAVIOUR

Daae, Johannes; Boks, Casper; Goile, Franziska; Seljeskog, Morten // 2015
For many products there is a substantial potential for reducing environmental impacts by altering the way people interact with them. The current work investigates the potential for improving the way ...

FORM FOLLOWS DATA: A METHOD TO SUPPORT CONCEPT GENERATION COUPLING EXPERIENCE DESIGN WITH MOTION CAPTURE.

Camere, Serena; Caruso, Giandomenico; Bordegoni, Monica; Di Bartolo, Carmelo; Mauri, Duccio; Pisino, Enrico // 2015
Human movements express non-verbal communication: the way humans move, live and act within a space influences and reflects the experience with a product. The study of postures and gestures can bring ...

FRAMING IN DESIGN: A FORMAL ANALYSIS AND FAILURE MODES

Vermaas, Pieter; Dorst, Kees; Thurgood, Clementine // 2015
This contribution presents a formal description of the design practice of framing and identifies two general modes in which framing can lead to failure in design projects. The first is called the ...

FUTURE INDUSTRIAL DESIGN SPECIALISATIONS: A CENTRE FOR HIGH PERFORMANCE COMPOSITES

Trathen, Stephen; Pianca, Eddi; Montana Hoyas, Carlos; Shelley, Bill // 2015
This paper explores the potential to apply practice-led research findings to reforms in design
education. Recent research in design for sports highlights the need for optimum use of ...

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