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A follow-up on the methodical framework for the identification, analysis and consideration of uncertainty in the context of the integration of sensory functions by means of sensing machine elements
Welzbacher, Peter;Geipl, Anja;Kraus, Benjamin;Puchtler, Steffen;Kirchner, Eckhard // 2023
When integrating sensing machine elements for in-situ measurements in technical systems, special attention must be paid to uncertainty to ensure the reliability of the provided information. ...
A Framework for Analysis and Design of Dynamic Ad Hoc Socio-Technical Systems
Tozik, Sergey;Reich, Yoram // 2023
Ad-hoc systems are socio-technical systems emerging in response to dynamic problematic situations. These systems form when situation systems interact with respondent systems organized by human agents ...
A Framework for Smart Experience Design based on Zero-Party Customer Experience Data
Kim, Yong Se // 2023
Data about customer experiences would be critical in smart product-service systems. Research is desired on how to establish a framework for Smart Experience Design based on customer experience data ...
A framework for understanding mental imagery in design cognition research
Macfie, Rebecca Louise;Hay, Laura Anne;Rodgers, Paul // 2023
Mental imagery is the experience of perceiving an object within one’s own mind and is a subjective experience, leading to difficulties in the research and understanding of the phenomenon. This paper ...
A Framework model for facilitating Do-It-Yourself Design
Hoftijzer, JanWillem;Keyson, David // 2023
Today’s global context of mass-produced items has resulted in an increasing ‘distance’, or alienation, between people and the origins of the items they buy and use: an unhealthy human-product ...
A hierarchical exploration of how design margins enable adaptability
Jacobson, Lindsey;
Ferguson, Scott // 2023
Our society is built on engineered systems. Engineers are becoming increasingly concerned with the sustainability of systems, particularly their ability to adapt to a changing world. Recently, there ...
A Hierarchical Machine Learning Workflow for Object Detection of Engineering Components
Kent, Lee;
Snider, Chris;
Gopsill, James;
Goudswaard, Mark;
Kukreja, Aman;
Hick, Ben // 2023
Machine Learning (ML) techniques are showing increasing use and value in the engineering sector. Object Detection methods, by which an ML system identifies objects from an image presented to it, have ...
A Kansei-Engineering-based active learning module for familiarizing middle-school students with basics of product design
Papantonopoulos, Sotiris // 2023
The paper proposes a methodology for developing an active learning module adapted from the Kansei Engineering methodology that intends to engage and familiarize middle school students with basics of ...
A Knowledge Graph and Rule based Reasoning Method for Extracting SAPPhIRE Information from Text
Bhattacharya, Kausik;
Chakrabarti, Amaresh // 2023
Representation of design information using causal ontologies is very effective for creative ideation in product design. Hence researchers created databases with models of engineering and biological ...
A knowledge-based ideation approach for bio-inspired design
Chen, Liuqing (1,2);
Cai, Zebin (1);
Jiang, Zhaojun (3);
Long, Qi (4);
Sun, Lingyun (1,2);
Childs, Peter (5);
Zuo, Haoyu (5) // 2023
Bio-inspired design (BID) involves generating innovative ideas for engineering design by drawing inspiration from natural biological phenomena and systems, using a form of design-by-analogy. Despite ...
A Method for Prescribing Psychological Ownership: A Project Handover Case Study
Cedeno, Michelle Rose (1);
Baxter, Weston (1);
Porat, Tayla (1);
Peck, Joann (2) // 2023
Among the topics of psychological ownership (PO) within current literature, a significant gap exists in understanding PO within a prescriptive lens. This study will examine how instigating the PO ...
A Method for Reducing Fuzziness and Accelerating New Product Modelling in CAD : the case of Design for Manufacturing
Bluntzer, Jean-Bernard;Barret, Régis; Ostrosi, Egon // 2023
Improvements in product development can increase the competitiveness of firms. However, new product development in CAD systems involves difficulties and uncertainties that increase along with the ...
A method to capture and share production requirements supporting a collaborative production preparation process
Areth Koroth, Rohith;Elgh, Fredrik;Lennartsson, Martin;Raudberget, Dag // 2023
The production preparation process (3P) enables collaboration between design and production engineers during product development but its efficiency is limited by the abundance of documentation of ...
A Method to Support the Improvement of Knowledge Transfers in Product and Production Engineering
Albers, Albert;
Klippert, Monika;
von Klitzing, Moritz;
Rapp, Simon // 2023
The product engineering process as part of the product life cycle includes product and production system development as well as production. In integrated product and production engineering (PPE), ...
A MODEL OF CULTURAL INCLUSION THROUGH THE INTERACTION BETWEEN ARTISANS AND PRODUCT DESIGN STUDENTS
Garcia Martinez, Mariano // 2023
Although handicrafts are recognized nationally and internationally as part of the identity and popular culture of Mexico, artisan producers, due to their condition of economic, educational, and ...
A multi-criteria decision-making approach to optimize the part build orientation in additive manufacturing
Sartini, Mikhailo (1);Luca, Manuguerra (1);Claudio, Favi (2);Marco, Mandolini (1) // 2023
The part build orientation is a manufacturing variable that must be considered when designing a product to maximise AM opportunities. There are several approaches to selecting the best print ...
A Multi-Dimensional Analysis of the Current State of Research into Globally Distributed Product Development
Simon J. Nicklas, Marvin Michalides, Emir Gadzo, Alexander Koch // 2023
This contribution aims to investigate the challenges and potential solutions associated with the globally distributed development of complex products (GDPD). The research focuses on three key ...
A multi-objective decision-making approach to support the design of social innovations in the Energy sector
Samir, Basma;
Abi Akle, Audrey;
Lizarralde, Iban // 2023
Social innovations in the energy sector (SIE) are essential for accelerating the transition to clean, renewable, and democratic energy while encouraging citizens' involvement. However, SIE lacks ...
A Multilayer Graph Network-Based Tool for Identifying Key Project Actors
Efrati, Shlomi;
Reich, Yoram // 2023
As the demands for new complex products/services increase, leading to strict constraints on budget and time-to-market, it is hard to learn from experience and improve practice. Improvement can be ...
A new design method for generating surrogate kinematic truss orthoses to support pathological gait patterns in human model simulations
Steck, Patrick; Scherb, David; Mayer, Johannes; Jäger, Michael; Miehling, Jörg; Völkl, Harald; Wartzack, Sandro // 2023
With increasing life expectancy, the risk of diseases of the central nervous system, such as cancer, strokes, etc., also increases. Strokes often result in injury to the sciatic nerve, which is ...
A new method for passive ankle foot orthosis design – Integration of musculoskeletal and finite element simulation
Scherb, David; Steck, Patrick; Völkl, Harald; Wartzack, Sandro; Miehling, Jörg // 2023
Motor disorders are diseases affecting the muscle function of the human body. A frequently occurring motor disorder affects the lower leg muscles resulting in a pathological gait called foot drop. ...
A new research protocol for using system maps in systemic design research
Moons, Stine; Noëth, Esther; Du Bois, Els; Jacoby, Alexis // 2023
System maps are established tools in design practice and education as well as non-design research, both as a process and an outcome of systemic analysis and synthesis. Applying causal loop diagrams ...
A NOVEL MODEL FOR THE MATERIAL SELECTION OF SMART OBJECTS FOR HAND-REHABILITATION: A CASE STUDY
Bos, Mikaël Ivar (1);
Karahanoğlu, Armağan (2);
Haarman, Juliet (3);
Nizamis, Kostas (1) // 2023
Home hand rehabilitation for stroke is becoming increasingly important due to logistic and financial challenges. Developing Daily-life Integrated Hand-rehabilitation Products (DIHP) aims to enable ...
A pattern language approach to identify appropriate machine learning algorithms in the context of product development
Sonntag, Sebastian;
Luttmer, Janosch;
Pluhnau, Robin;
Nagarajah, Arun // 2023
The product development process faces several challenges, such as an increasing and differentiated number of customer requirements, increasing product complexity, and shortened time-to-market. To ...
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