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Generic generative design systems to imprint personalities in consumer products: Preliminary results
Beghelli, Alejandra; Briede, Juan; Carrasco, Miguel; Prieto, Pablo // 2017
Generative design is a computer aided design system that automatically or semi-automatically produces design solutions. Generative design systems help designers to save time and labor during the ...
GIZMO – ARCADIA, THEATRE, CREATURES AND ORCHESTRA
Brand, Andrew; Childs, Peter R.N. // 2017
Gadgets enthrall and delight. We are surrounded by the outcome of centuries of invention and associated refinements of machines enabling our lives. Many of these rely in their formation on prior ...
Good product line architecture design principles
Mortensen, Niels Henrik; Løkkegaard, Martin // 2017
Based on existing research concerning product architectures Du et al. (2001), Ericsson and Erixon (1999), Levandowski et al.(2014), Bruun et al. (2015) and studies of more than 200 product ...
Graph-based similarity analysis of BOM data to identify unnecessary inner product variance
Schmidt, Michael; Gehring, Benedikt; Gerber, Jan-Sebastian; Stocker, Johannes Michael; Kreimeyer, Matthias; Lienkamp, Markus // 2017
This paper contributes to the fields of variant management and product family design. The focus lies on analysing historically grown product portfolios in order to reduce unnecessary inner variety. ...
GROWING SPACES: DEVELOPING A SUSTAINABILITY–LITERATE GRADUATE
Andrews, Deborah; Soares, Susana // 2017
Knowledge of the principles of sustainability is of paramount importance to designers because they make a significant contribution to the majority of designed products, systems and society in ...
HANDLE DIAMETER AND THE INFLUENCE ON THE ERGONOMICS OF CRUTCHES
Bertolaccini, Guilherme da Silva; Vasquez, Melissa Marin; Bianchi, Ana Carolina; Sandes, Frode Eika; Paschoarelli, Luis Carlos; Medola, Fausto Orsi // 2017
The research in the field of ergonomics can contribute to the design process of Assistive Technologies using objective and subjective data measurements. The auxiliary crutches are assistive devices ...
Helping inhabitants in energy saving and getting inputs from usage for eco-design: Cooking case study
Abi Akle, Audrey; Lizarralde, Iban // 2017
Inhabitants use energy to perform various activities of daily life in the private sphere i.e. the household scope. The activities they undertake are stochastic in nature and difficult to predict. ...
Herausforderungen in der Validierung der Variantenbeschreibung komplexer Produkte (Members only )
Felix, Braun; Matthias, Kreimeyer; Bastian, Kopal; Kristin, Paetzold // 2017
Due to an increasing demand for products with many variants, variant-oriented data models to describe product architectures are used in combina-tion with PDM-systems. When modeling complex product ...
Heterogeneous engineering: Essential bridge implementing creative design
Smulders, Frido // 2017
‘engineered’ by validated research methods from the K-space. Further research needs to address the complexity of real-life socio-interactive situations. The paper shows that the engineering act in a ...
Holistic approach for design and re-design of production units
Stäbler, Markus; Weber, Jakob; Paetzold, Kristin; Vielhaber, Michael // 2017
This paper presents a novel approach to enable change within the life cycle of a production unit and enhance the usability of a re-design and change process by consistent interaction between the ...
How can design science contribute to a circular economy?
Pigosso, Daniela; McAloone, Tim // 2017
Circular Economy is increasingly seen as a key approach to operationalising goals and supporting the transition to a sustainable society by enhancing competitiveness and economic growth. Creating a ...
HOW DESIGN EDUCATION CAN SUPPORT COLLABORATION IN TEAMS
Kiernan, Louise brigid; Ledwith, Ann; Lynch, Raymond // 2017
Design education has moved towards a collaborative practice where designers work in teams and with other disciplines to solve unstructured problems. Along with the cognitive skills involved in the ...
HOW DESIGNERS LEARN - OBJECTS OF KNOWLEDGE REPRESENTATION AS MEANS OF KNKOWLEDGE TRANSFER
Pavel, Nenad // 2017
This article focuses on design practitioner’s facilitation of knowledge transfer at the boundaries of communities of practice. As design problems are becoming more complex and problem aspects turn ...
HOW ELDERLY PEOPLE EXPERIENCE VIDEOS IN MOOCS
Nishchyk, Anna; Sanderson, Norun Christine; Chen, Weiqin // 2017
Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) are becoming increasingly popular. They give people an opportunity to take courses for free and learn at their own pace, thus making education more accessible for ...
How explicit are we in a design meeting: Investigation on meeting knowledge structuring with design rationale
Dai, Xinghang; Velde, Frank // 2017
Knowledge management can improve a company's competitiveness by managing organisational knowledge as a company's capital. However, the knowledge produced in a meeting is hard to be captured due to ...
HOW LIGHTING DYNAMICS CREATE SOCIAL INTERACTIVE GAME
Atighi Lorestani, Elham; Khalili, Maryam // 2017
By entering preschool age, children’s understanding of the world increase significantly and their interactive worlds extend excessively. This will impact not only their social connections but also ...
Human-centred design blending smart technology with emotional responses: Case study on interactive clothing for couples
Weizhen, Wang; Nagai, Yukari; Yuan, Fang // 2017
Following the further development of the Internet of Things (IoT), rapid dissemination of smart clothing will begin. Previously, researchers have generally focused on high-tech approaches to ...
Hybrid top-down and bottom-up framework to measure products' circularity performance
Saidani, Michael; Yannou, Bernard; Leroy, Yann; Cluzel, François // 2017
Industrial practitioners are increasingly willing to shift their products and businesses into more circular models. Circular economy paradigm requires optimization of system rather than components. ...
ICONS AND ARCHETYPES MOVING FORWARD
Scully, Amos; Uniyal, Aishwarya // 2017
Archetypes and iconic products along with their creators have inspired many of us to enter the design field. As designers we aspire to a lifestyle filled with these bits of perfection, and we hope ...
ICT VERSUS CRAFT IN DESIGN EDUCATION FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC
Strand, Ingri; Nielsen, Liv Merete // 2017
In this study, the use of information and communication technology (ICT) in the subject Art and crafts in general education in Norway is examined through a survey and qualitative interviews with ...
Identifying affordances from online product reviews
Hou, Tianjun; Yannou, Bernard; Leroy, Yann; Poirson, Emilie; Mata, Ivan; Fadel, Georges // 2017
Affordance based design is developed since the beginning of 21st century. Affordances being revealed properties of a system in a context, they may be much diverse and unexpected. Consequently, it is ...
Identifying opportunities for the implementation of UX design in industrial goods development
Wölfel, Christian; Gärtner, Frank; Krzywinski, Jens; Siwek, Sandra // 2017
The approach of designing for experience has been developed in interaction design and adopted for product design in the recent years. There are scattered efforts on bringing the approach of designing ...
Identifying product development crises: The potential of adaptive heuristics
Muenzberg, Christopher; Stingl, Verena; Geraldi, Joana; Oehmen, Josef // 2017
This paper introduces adaptive heuristics as a tool to identify crises in design projects and highlights potential applications of these heuristics as decision support tool for crisis identification. ...
Identifying the influences on performance of engineering design and development projects
Snider, Chris; Emanuel, Lia; Gopsill, James; Joel-Edgar, Sian; Hicks, Ben // 2017
Performance of engineering design and development projects depends on myriad factors, creating challenges in implementation and management. These are compounded by potential for high variation across ...
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