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TEACHING DESIGN THINKING: EVOLUTION OF A TEACHING COLLABORATION ACROSS DISCIPLINARY, ACADEMIC AND CULTURAL BOUNDARIES
Gill, Carolina; Graell, Merce // 2016
This paper’s aim is to describe the collaborative efforts of two designers/educators who have been
teaching the application of mindsets and methodologies associated with design thinking during the ...
TECHNOLOGY-PULL AND BIOLOGY-PUSH APPROACHES IN BIO-INSPIRED DESIGN - COMPARING RESULTS FROM EMPIRICAL STUDIES ON STUDENT TEAMS
Hashemi Farzaneh, H.; Helms, M. K.; Muenzberg, C.; Lindemann, U. // 2016
Bio-inspired design focusses on analogical transfer from the large pool of biological solutions to develop innovative products. Different approaches to bio-inspired design exist, namely the ...
Test Environments in Engineering Design: A conceptual study
Tronvoll, Sigmund A.; Elverum, Christer W.; Welo, Torgeir // 2016
Experimenting with solutions and technologies plays an important role in designing innovative products at a fast pace. A number of researchers have investigated the use of prototypes as means for ...
Textile Pattern for Different Looks
Hasbullah, Sarah Wahida; Westland, Stephen; Cheung, Vien // 2016
The desire for perfect body figures is ubiquitous across the world. The beauty standards are intangible characteristics, which is very subjective. This research looks into types of design patterns – ...
THE ACADEMIC-ENTERPRISE EXPERIENCES FRAMEWORK AS A GUIDE FOR DESIGN EDUCATION
Martins, Joăo Carlos; Pereira, Joăo Luis; Oliveira, Marcelo; Coelho, Cristina // 2016
The establishment of support platforms for the development of a new culture in design education, in
order to achieve both research exploitation and its results, as an approach to the industrial ...
THE APPLICATION OF CREATIVITY METHODS IN VIRTUAL TEAMS IN PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
Walter, B.; Rapp, S.; Albers, A. // 2016
Working together in globally distributed teams becomes increasingly crucial for product development to occupy the benefits lying in embedding internationally allotted knowledge. In opposite to local ...
The best way to predict the future is to design it
Fossland, Alexander Jayko; Sigurjónsson, Jóhannes B. // 2016
This article discusses perspectives, and principles of R. Buckminster Fuller´s philosophy and possible implications on the future role of industrial design. The article is aimed at professional ...
THE CASE OF AN INNOVATION CONTEST – PARTICIPATORY DESIGN IN A SOCIAL CONTEXT
Ericson, A.; Wenngren, J.; Holmqvist, J.; Hammarberg, K. // 2016
This paper presents measures for collaborative design in a social context. A number of challenges and implications are identified, and changes done to increase the innovativeness in the outcome are ...
The Challenges of Different Roles with Engineering Knowledge Reuse
Stenholm, Daniel; Stylidis, Konstantinos; Bergsjö, Dag; Söderberg, Rikard // 2016
Organizational knowledge is of important value for the organization and a significant part belongs to the organization through it employees. In order to make knowledge available for future use, ...
THE CHALLENGING PHASE OF CONCEPT SELECTION INTEGRATED WITH THE CUSTOMERS’ JUDGEMENT NOTICED BY THE KANO MODEL
Rizzuti, Sergio; De Napoli, Luigi // 2016
The paper describes how to correlate the results obtained by a customer survey performed by the Kano
model and the choices made by concepts selection using scoring technique in order to identify ...
THE COMBINATOR: A COMPUTER-BASED TOOL FOR IDEA GENERATION
Han, J.; Shi, F.; Childs, P. R. N. // 2016
Idea generation is important in design, but coming up with new and creative ideas is often challenging. The paper presents a computer-based tool named the Combinator for assisting designers to ...
THE DESIGNER AND THE SCIENTIST: THE ROAD TO INSPIRE TRANSDISCIPLINARY SYNERGIES
Gatto, Gionata; McCardle, John Richard // 2016
It is essential for the contemporary design practitioner to meet the complex challenges that define
modern knowledge-based economies. Within both the professional and educational context, ...
THE ELASTIC OCTOPUS: A CATALOGUE OF FAILURES FOR DISRUPTING DESIGN EDUCATION
Hall, Ashley; Bahk, Yoon; Wright, James // 2016
Elastic Octopus was inspired by a perceived increased reluctance in student attitudes towards taking
risks and failure in design innovation. In particular, recent trends in funding and risk-aversion ...
THE EMERGENCE OF A NEW MATERIAL CULTURE: FORGING UNPRECEDENTED ALLIANCES BETWEEN DESIGN AND ENGINEERING
Borhani, Alireza; Kalantar, Negar // 2016
This paper addresses a creative multidisciplinary project relevant to making programmable textile
called Flexible Textile Structures through the lens of bio-inspired design, with the goal of ...
THE ESM APPROACH: 8 MECHANISMS TO EFFICIENTLY SUPPORT ECO-IDEATION
Tyl, B.; Vallet, F.; Pialot, O.; Millet, D.; Le Duigou, J.; Graves, G. // 2016
One of the main challenges of this eco-innovation process is the generation of ideas taking into account both environmental and societal positive impacts through adapted stimulation mechanisms. This ...
The framework of business model innovation for Smart Product-Service Ecosystem
Zheng, Maokuan; Ming, Xinguo; Li, Guoming; Shi, Yiyuan // 2016
The shift to service economy and rapid development of information technologies have greatly changed traditional business models based on commodities trading. In this work, a novel business paradigm ...
THE FUTURE OF DESIGN: UNFRAMED PROBLEM SOLVING IN DESIGN EDUCATION
rine Gӧtzche Gelting (2) // 2016
The present paper sets out to investigate the impact and significance of a 3rd semester course in design
methods, complex problem solving, and cross-disciplinary collaboration to the students within ...
THE FUTURE OF DRIVING EXPERIENCE: AN INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDENT PROJECT
Krzywinski, Jens; Wӧlfel, Christian; Lorenz, Sebastian // 2016
What will car-driving be like in the future? Will people be managers programming transportation
devices? Will people be pawn in the hands of a service industry? Will people be committed to ...
The Humanitarian Innovation lab dialogue series: Defining the 'how's' of humanitarian innovation at NTNU
Nielsen, Brita Fladvad // 2016
Humanitarian crises are expanding in frequency and the humanitarian system is overwhelmed by the difficulties of linking sustainability, resilience and urgent response through humanitarian action. ...
THE IMPACT OF USER-DRIVEN CUSTOMIZATION ON THE DEVELOPMENT PROCESS
Roth, M.; Ulrich, C. M.; Holle, M.; Lindemann, U. // 2016
Current markets show an increasing demand for individual products. Therefore, user-driven customization is a new concept which combines early user involvement and self-customization. It has not yet ...
THE INFLUENCE OF PRODUCT COMPLEXITY ON TEAM PERFORMANCE WITHIN NPD
Fain, N.; Žavbi, R.; Vukašinović, N. // 2016
This paper explores the influence of product complexity on team performance. A longitudinal case study of a Masters course European Global Product Realisation, where 4 universities collaborate on ...
THE INFLUENCE OF USER CHARACTERISTICS IN NEGATIVE USE EXPERIENCE AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS
Ahn, Y. K.; Kim, C. J. // 2016
People use a wide range of electronic products every day. And they go through positive and negative experiences. We think not only enhancing positive experiences, but also, reducing the negative ...
THE NATURE AS AN INSPIRATION TO ENCOURAGE USERS TO EXTEND THE LIFE OF PACKAGING
Johansen, Linn Victoria; Berg, Arild // 2016
Biomimicry depends on three key principles: nature as a model, nature as a goal and nature as a
mentor. By studying nature, there may be several answers to challenges that have already been ...
THE NEED FOR A HOLISTIC APPROACH TO SUSTAINABILITY IN NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT FROM THE DESIGNERS PERSPECTIVE
Ford, Peter; Meadwell, James; Terris, David // 2016
There are a growing number of tools available to the Product Designer to assist them in making
informed decisions on the implications of the choices they make in specifying materials ...
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