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Tailor-Made Design Guidelines for Human Factors and Usability for Medical device application: A Proposed Methodology
Nagarajan, Kamya (1); Silva, Arlindo (2) // 2019
With increasing level of advancement and complexity in medical devices, there is a need for methodology, tools and techniques in practice to integrate Human Factors and Usability (HF/U) elements in ...
TEACHING AND LEARNING DESIGN IN A CERAMICS PROJECT - SHARING KNOWLEDGE BY PRACTICE
Salvador, Cristina // 2019
A PhD grant for a research on children's furniture brought the opportunity of teaching in the Design degree of Lisbon's School of Architecture of the University of Lisbon. On the 2nd year, in ...
Teaching and Learning Design Methods: Facing the Related Issues with TRIZ
Fiorineschi, Lorenzo; Frillici, Francesco Saverio; Rotini, Federico // 2019
Design methods are claimed to support designers but, although they are largely taught in academia, their industrial uptake is still lacking. Many reasons have been identified about this flaw and some ...
Territorial knowledge ontology as a guide for the identification of resource of the territory toward sustainability
Ezoji, Amer; Matta, Nada // 2019
Representation of territorial knowledge based on the ontology is an approach which explains the nature and reasoning of this knowledge for sustainability. This research proposes an ontology of domain ...
Testing the robustness of circularity indicators: empirical insights from workshops on an industrial product
Saidani, Michael; Cluzel, Fran // 2019
Monitoring properly the circularity performance of technical products is a point of increasing importance. Yet, evaluating the circularity potential of products during (re)design and development ...
The 'Responsibility' Factor In Imagining The Future Of Education In China
De Vos, Ellen (1,3); Xin, Xin (2); De Marez, Lieven (3,4); Emmanouil, Marina (1) // 2019
Design and creativity have been a considerable force for improving life conditions. A lot of effort has been invested in explaining the design process and creativity mainly through the design ...
The Concept Of 'Roadmapping Service': Exploring Customer Perspectives Of Roadmapping Through The Service Lens
Oliveira, Maicon Gouvea (1); Routley, Michele (2); Phaal, Robert (2); Mendes, Glauco Henrique Sousa (3) // 2019
Roadmapping has been addressed as a management approach used to support strategic and innovation planning of organisations over recent decades. This paper introduces a new standpoint for addressing ...
The Concept of Purposeful Prototyping: Towards a New Kind of Taxonomic Classification
Petrakis, Konstantinos; Hird, Abigail; Wodehouse, Andrew // 2019
A prototype can be generally defined as a preliminary version of a final product and it can represent both aesthetic and functional features. Prototyping, the process of building a prototype, ...
The Construction Of Design Science Knowledge Graphs - Based On National Natural Science Foundation Of China
Xu, Jiang (1); Sun, Gang (1); Ou, Xifan (1); Xu, Jingyu (1); Lu, Han (1); Su, Pujie (1); Wei, Qiushi (1); Ding, Man (2) // 2019
In the era of knowledge networking, the structure and production mode of knowledge are constantly changing. This article creatively introduces the knowledge mapping method in design research, and ...
The cost of learning from failures and mistakes in product design: Reviewing the literature
Shafqat, Ali (1); Oehmen, Josef (2); Welo, Torgeir (1); Willumsen, Pelle (2) // 2019
In the design phase of product development (PD) process, most new products face significant uncertainties and risks. Uncertainty is typically associated with a lack of information, while learning is ...
THE DELFT DESIGN FOR END OF LIFE LAB
Sonneveld, Marieke // 2019
Medical technology focuses on improving human health and longevity, both in individual cases and overall as humankind. From an individual perspective medical technology focuses on prolonging life as ...
THE DESIGN OF THE DESIGN BRIEF: AN ANALYSIS OF BRAZILIAN, JAPANESE AND TURKISH STUDENTS
Branda, Nicele (1); Silveira, Leandro (1); van der Linden, Julio (1); Bohemia, Erik (2); Kaygan, Pinar (3) // 2019
This study addresses the strategies used by students participants of the 2018 edition of the Global Studio, a cross-institutional project, to develop a design brief. In the Global Studio students ...
The design process at Le Corbusier, case of the Ronchamp chapel
Outmoune, Nadjat (1,2,3); Arrouf, Abdelmalek (1,2) // 2019
This work falls within the empirical studies of design activity. Its project is to understand Le Corbusier?s designing way and how does he work and structure his design processes. Doing so, it jumps ...
THE DIGITAL WORKSHOP ZONE OF PROXIMAL DEVELOPMENT – STUDENT SHOPPING AMONGST ADVANCED PRODUCTION PROCESSES
Andreassen, Kristin; Lyche, Wenche; Haugen, Sigrid // 2019
How do we train product design students’ creative skills using traditional material processing techniques and advanced production processes using Vygotzky’s zone of proximal development as a ...
The Direction of Industry: A Literature Review on Industry 4.0
Wichmann, Robert Lawrence (1); Eisenbart, Boris (1); Gericke, Kilian (2) // 2019
With the rapid success of the digital enterprises in the 21st Century, industrial manufacturing is expected to be approaching the fourth industrial revolution, coined Industry 4.0 (I4.0). The ...
The Economic Explanation of Inclusive Design in Different Stages of Product Life Time
Li, Fang (1,3); Dong, Hua (2) // 2019
The static data obtained from user research are not sufficient to accurately reflect the change of the user's needs and capabilities in different contexts. Not paying enough attention to the economic ...
The effects of representation mode on conceptual coherence in the design of physical products
Trinh, Yen Mai Thi; Elverum, Christer Westum // 2019
Coherence is important in the design of products, because it makes them easier to understand for their users. Designers can use different representation modes to express ideas about coherence. ...
THE EMERGING HUMAN-DATA INTERACTION IN UX RESEARCH FIELD
RAZMI, FATEMEH // 2019
In this era the extensiveness of data collection methods in user experience design is indeed undeniable due to the swiftly evolving contexts associated with users’ personal data. This creates a new ...
The experience of autonomy with durable products
Ortiz Nicolas, Juan Carlos (1); Schoormans, Jan (2) // 2019
A study to understand the experience of autonomy with durable products was undertaken based on qualitative research. The study involved thirteen participants, who selected a durable product that ...
The Finnish Product Development Teachers• Perceptions of Their Pedagogical Content Knowledge in Higher Education
M // 2019
The paper concerns the Finnish product development teachers• perceptions on their pedagogical content knowledge in higher education settings. The aim is to describe and analyse what kind of ...
The first steps towards innovation: A reference process for developing product profiles
Wilmsen, Miriam; D // 2019
Successful companies spend many of their resources in the initiation and realisation of innovation projects, which might be successful at the market. Especially in the early phase of these projects, ...
THE FOCUS OF SKILLS IN EDUCATION AND THE DESIGN INDUSTRY
Starling, Robert E; Steen, Laila // 2019
With the constant technological, social and cultural changes facing the design industry, there is a pressure on design courses to maintain an agile focus on teaching the most relevant skills. It is ...
The hidden feat behind development cost escalation - how engineering design enables functional expansion in the aerospace industry
Gilain, Agathe; Le Masson, Pascal; Weil, Beno // 2019
The aerospace industry experiences a considerable growth in product development costs. Many research works aim at identifying evolution laws characterizing this large-scale phenomenon and at ...
The impact of viewing images of precedents on the cognitive process of architectural idea generation
Djari, Chahinez (1,2); Arrouf, Abdelmalek (1,2) // 2019
Among the increasing number of researches about design thinking, several studies, empirically investigate the report between design process and different sources of inspiration. Visualization of ...
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