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DESIGN OF A SELF-OPTIMISING PRODUCTION CONTROL SYSTEM
Koechling, D.; Gausemeier, J.; Joppen, R.; Mittag, T. // 2016
Key element of this work is a structural model, which describes the phases of the design by means of self-optimizing-process. It describes which aspects are needed and how they are coherently ...
DESIGN OF AN INNOVATIVE NATURAL GAS TWO-STROKE ENGINE
Diwisch, P.; Dinkel, C.; Rieg, F.; Alber-Laukant, B. // 2016
Exhaust emissions are a great challenge for today’s application of two-stroke engines. The reason are unburned hydrocarbons, generated by short-circuit currents and misfiring in the partial load ...
Design of Multipurpose Products: A Study on User Expectations
Vimal, Viswanathan; Shraddha, Sangelkar // 2016
Did not have an abstract, here is motivation and background:
Multipurpose products are the artifacts with more than one intended or realized purposes. A Swiss Army
Knife is a popular example of a ...
DESIGN PLATFORM - SETTING THE SCOPE AND INTRODUCING THE CONCEPT
Elgh, F.; André, S. E.; Johansson, J.; Stolt, R. // 2016
Product platforms has been a successful enabler for efficient mass customization. However, they cannot fully support suppliers working in an engineer-to-order business environment. This work ...
Design Problems as Potential Moderators in Creativity Studies
Varun, Kumar; Gregory, Mocko // 2016
The objectives of this research are i) to identify and evaluate the pattern of design problem usage over the past 15 years, and ii) to assess whether the choice of design problem
influences the ...
DESIGN STUDENT ACCULTURATION THROUGH COLLABORATIVE PROJECT ASSESSMENT
Howell, Bryan F.; Stark, Camilla Gwendolyn; Turner, Daniela // 2016
Acculturating young design students to the methods and languages of our common design traditions is
for many an unpleasant experience because of previous training in rigid school systems ...
DESIGN THINKING AND THE HYPE CYCLE IN MANAGEMENT EDUCATION AND IN ENGINEERING EDUCATION
Spee, J.; Basaiawmoit, R. V. // 2016
Design thinking may be old wine in a new bottle or it may be new wine in an old bottle. The essence of the logic of Design is best exemplified by Simon(1988) when he states that while natural ...
DESIGN TOOLS FOR BEGINNERS: TEACHING A DESIGN APPROACH TO PRACTITIONERS WITH MIXED BACKGROUNDS
Ferraro, Venere; Colombo, Sara // 2016
In this paper, an educational experience aimed to transfer design tools to practitioners with expertise in
different fields such as engineering, architecture, and psychology, is discussed. During an ...
DESIGN-RESEARCH-IN-EDUCATION; COMBINING THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS
Mulder-Nijkamp, Maaike; Eggink, Wouter // 2016
The pressure of publishing becomes more and more important, while on the other hand we have to
deal with hard deadlines when it comes to education. In achieving the difficult balance between a ...
DESIGNER'S IDENTITY: PERSONAL ATTRIBUTES AND DESIGN SKILLS
Kunrath, K.; Cash, P.; Li-Ying, J. // 2016
A designer’s professional identity (DPI) develops through both education and professional experience, building on core personality traits and innate skills. In this paper a systematic literature ...
DESIGNING ENRICHED LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS: A CROSS-DISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO SOCIAL INNOVATION
Tapia Olmos, Eduardo Francisco // 2016
This study investigates the state of art in the contemporary scenario in the education of people with
intellectual disabilities through industrial design and product development in a ...
DESIGNING FOR SMALL BATHROOMS
Sivertsen, Arnt Kĺre; Berg, Arild // 2016
This paper will focus on how to design a series of bathroom products that work well for small
bathrooms using the principles of universal design. In home culture research, Quitzau and Rřpke ...
DESIGNING IN A UNIVERSITY AND START-UP CONTEXT: A STUDY OF THE DEPENDENCY BETWEEN DESIGN REQUIREMENTS
Duran-Novoa, R. A.; Koh, E. C. Y. // 2016
Design requirements determine any product development, but how they influence each other is a grey area. In this paper we propose two indices to quantify the dependencies between requirements, ...
DESIGNING IN A UNIVERSITY AND START-UP CONTEXT: AN ANALYSIS ON ENGINEERING CHANGE PROPAGATION
Koh, E. C. Y.; Duran-Novoa, R. A.; Weigl, J. D.; Henz, M. // 2016
This paper examines the evolution of change dependencies during an electrical motorcycle design project undertaken by a start-up team. It was found that only 33% of the changes made in the project ...
DESIGNING SOCIAL INVOLVEMENT IN DESIGN COURSES/PROGRAMMES
Almendra, Rita Assoreira; Moҫo Falcão, Gonҫalo André // 2016
This paper approaches the way it is possible to work in design courses (both in product and
communication design) the acquisition of competences in the areas of ethics, social commitment ...
Designing the Masters of Engineering in Design Impact
Erin, Macdonald; Sean, Follmer; William, Burnett; David, Kelley // 2016
This poster will present the ideation exercises designed and executed as part of the process of reenvisioning the Masters in Design degree at Stanford. Over the past year, four faculty members in the ...
DESIGNING WITH STAKEHOLDERS DURING SOCIAL INNOVATION PROJECTS: A MAPPING AND ANALYSIS TOOL
Knowles, Hannah; Spencee, Nicholas // 2016
During co-innovation projects multiple agencies, organizations, internal and external groups, and
communities collaborate in a complex situation to develop mutual value and social ...
DESIGNING WITH WASTE: COMPARISON OF TWO PRACTICE-BASED EDUCATION CASES
Ordonez, Isabel; Khan, Amaltas; Tandon, Puneet; Rexfelt, Oskar // 2016
Designing with discarded materials can be challenging, but it has the benefit of helping material
recirculation and in doing so may help to reduce the volumes of waste currently available. This ...
DETERMINING WORK FOCUS, COMMON LANGUAGE, AND ISSUES IN ENGINEERING PROJECTS THROUGH TOPIC PERSISTANCE
Snider, C.; Skec, S.; Gopsill, J.; Hicks, B. // 2016
Large-scale engineering projects are challenging to monitor, manage, and improve. This paper presents an approach to addressing part of this challenge - the automatic detection of engineering ...
DEVELOPING A SUPPORT TOOL FOR GLOBAL PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT DECISIONS
Soendergaard, E.; Ahmed-Kristensen, S. // 2016
This paper investigates how global product development decisions are made through a multiple-case study in three Danish engineering. The paper identifies which information and methods are applied for ...
DEVELOPING CONCEPTS THAT PROMOTE ENERGY SAVING TECHNOLOGY FOR AGEING POPULATIONS
Whittet, Craig; Taylor, Andrea; Walker, Guy; Galloway, Stuart; Stephen, Bruce; Docherty, Catherine; Lynn, Craig; Owens, Edward; Danson, Michael // 2016
Fuel poverty is a critical issue for a globally ageing population. Increasing heating/cooling
requirements combined with declining incomes has resulted in a global challenge that requires ...
Developing Metrics to Assess Technology-Enabled Creative Co-Design Sessions
Jamie, O'Hare; Mendy, Mombeshora; Elies, Dekoninck; Gaetano, Cascini // 2016
Users, customers and clients are playing an increasingly important role in the design process as part of recent trends towards ‘co-creation’ and ‘co-design’. Co-design sessions seem to be an ...
DEVELOPING THE ROLE OF DESIGN: COLLABORATION OF CRIME PREVENTION AND PRODUCT DESIGN IN EDUCATION
Li, Cong; Gulden, Tore; Zhao, Feng // 2016
In contemporary design education, a student needs to undergo several years of education in a designrelated
curriculum. However, design is no longer a simply designed work to solve a problem in ...
DEVELOPMENT OF A METHODICAL APPROACH TO HANDLE UNCERTAINTY DURING THE PROCESS OF PRODUCT MODELLING
Würtenberger, J.; Lotz, J.; Freund, T.; Kloberdanz, H. // 2016
Product models are used for decision making during the development process. They are based on assumptions by the designer, which are made under a lack of information, so the designer has to make ...
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