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SET-BASED PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT IN THE MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY
Schuh, G.; Rudolf, S.; Luedtke, B. // 2016
Due to predominant effects of globalization, a massive price pressure as well as a high product variety manufacturing companies are facing tremendous challenges. To address these challenges an ...
Shape optimization of topologically optimized structures using NURBS (Members only )
Kajo Lüdeker, Julian; Kriegesmann, Benedikt // 2016
Topology optimization using the solid isotropic material penalization method provides a density distribution, which contains elements with intermediate densities between void and solid. A discrete ...
SHARING THE DESIGN INTENT BETWEEN INDUSTRIAL DESIGNERS AND ENGINEERING DESIGNERS
Laursen, E. S.; Mřller, L. // 2016
The aim of the paper is to understand the challenges sharing the product frame between industrial designers with the engineering designers. The study is based on six case studies. The analysis showed ...
SIMULATION-BASED DEVELOPMENT OF PARETO-OPTIMIZED TAILORED BLANKS FOR THE USE WITHIN SHEET-BULK METAL FORMING
Küstner, C.; Beyer, F.; Kumor, D.; Loderer, A.; Wartzack, S.; Willner, K.; Blum, H.; Rademacher, A.; Hausotte, T. // 2016
In the context of lightweight design, the so-called tailored blanks are more frequently used to improve sheet-bulk metal forming process results. In order to meet the requirements of tailored blank ...
Simulationsbasiertes Vorgehen zur anwendungsorientierten Variantenauslegung hyperelastischer, bionischer Gelenkantriebe (Members only )
Landkammer, Stefan; Schneider, Daniel; Winter, Florian; Hornfeck, Rüdiger // 2016
Flexibility of inherent compliant robotic joints helps to avoid injuries in case of intended or unintended contact between robots and human. Therefore, soft-actuated robotic joints are becoming ...
SMART LIGHTING CUSTOMIZATION SERVICE; ASSOCIATION OF HUMAN SUBJECTIVE EVALUATION WITH PHYSICAL CONTEXT INFORMATION (Members only )
Choi, Yu Jin; Ahn, Eunkyung; Choe, Yunhwa; Kim, Yong Se // 2016
This research was conducted in cooperation with LED lighting manufacturing company for the development project of manufacturing servitization support framework in coffee shops. Product-Service ...
Smell – Forgotten Yet Critical Dimension in Product Development?
Gina, Limseth; Karen, Cuesta; Stephanie, Balters; Juan, García-Cifuentes; Martin, Steinert // 2016
physiological/cognitive filtering mechanism within the thalamus of the brain, and secondly, the olfactory system is argued to be closely connected to the cortical centers of emotion and memory; both ...
SOCIAL INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY IMPLEMENTATION IN PRODUCT DESIGN ENGINEERING
Velásquez-Montoya, Marcela // 2016
Colombia is considered by many experts as an important emerging market. Its economy frequently has
an annual growth rate above 4%. However, according to the World Bank, 30% of the population ...
SOLUTION PATTERNS – THEIR ROLE IN INNOVATION, PRACTICE AND EDUCATION
Weber, C.; Husung, S. // 2016
The re-use of components, concepts and related knowledge is an important factor in design. Based on the CPM/PDD approach, this contribution defines the term “solution pattern” as the carrier of the ...
Some Experiences from Using 3D-printing in the Modelling of a New Product
Ottosson, Stig; Skogsrřd, Torbjřrn // 2016
In the development of new tangible (hardware) products, creative modelling can be used in the chain from the ideation (idea generation) to the testing of user and customer opinions of new product ...
Space Utilization Patterns and Workshop Furniture – Affordances for New Product Development and Design
Florian, Rittiner; Johannes, Heck; Mirko, Meboldt; Martin, Steinert // 2016
In this paper, we show how space utilization patterns afford ideation and prototyping
activities in the early stage of new product development and design. For this research, we
observed 18 product ...
STIMULATED IDEATION SESSIONS IN PRODUCT PLANNING: ASSESSING QUANTITATIVE RESULTS OF INDIVIDUALS AND GROUPS
Borgianni, Y.; Rotini, F. // 2016
The paper presents an extensive testing campaign aimed at revealing the factors that mostly influence ideation performance within the Product Planning phase of engineering design. Tailored techniques ...
STOP PLAYING IT SAFE: THE IMPORTANCE OF TAKING RISKS IN DESIGN EDUCATION
Arthur, Leslie; Marsh, Phillipa // 2016
The education and training of designers to meet; graduate employability and career opportunities are
ever-present characteristics and central drivers in higher education today. The authors support ...
STUDENT DRIVEN WORKSHOPS AS MEANS TO ENHANCE DESIGN KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS
Skjelbred, Bente // 2016
This paper provides a psychological and design didactical view on student driven workshops to
promote learning as part of a design process. Students have, through observational learning, ...
Student-developed laboratory exercises - An approach to cross-disciplinary peer education
Henriksson, Fredrik; Johansen, Kerstin; Wever, Renee; Berry, Patrick // 2016
With new technologies and demands from industry, universities need to adapt in order to educate engineers suited for the job market of tomorrow. Focusing on the fields of product development and ...
STUDENTS’ ENGAGEMENT IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF RESULTS OBTAINED IN CAPSTONE DESIGN COURSES: A PRELIMINARY MODEL FOR DETAILED DESIGN AND GO-TO-MARKET ACTIVITIES
de Senzi Zancul, Eduardo; Blikstein, Paulo; dos Santos Durăo, Luiz Fernando Cardoso; Rocha, Alexandre Machado // 2016
Capstone design courses aim to provide students with real-life, complex, and complete design
experiences. Students typically work in teams to design solutions for problems presented by ...
Study of the Effectiveness in Design Communication: Comparing 3D Printing Pen vs. Sketching
Noe, Vargas Hernandez; Sophia, Acevedo; Raisa, Chowdhury // 2016
This paper explores the 3Doodler’s, a 3D printing pen, application in the engineering design process and how it could bridge the gap between sketching and physical prototyping. We ask the research ...
SUCCESS FACTORS FOR THE INDUSTRIALIZATION OF PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGIES IN THE PREDEVELOPMENT STAGE - AN ANALYSIS IN THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY
Hilt, M. J.; Wagner, D.; Ordung, M.; Kampker, A. // 2016
In e-mobility a rapid transfer of technologies from pre- into series development often fails. Reasons were analysed at a german car manufacturer with projects regarding the electric powertrain. ...
SUPPLIER INTEGRATION IN PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT: A SEARCH FOR EXISTING APPORACHES IN OTHER INDUSTRIES
Bock, J.; Wilberg, J.; Lindemann, U. // 2016
Supplier integration in product development is important to improve the efficiency and effectivity, but additional support for the operational management is needed. To address this need a search for ...
Supporting collaborative design by digital tools – Potentials and Challenges
Bavendiek, Ann-Kathrin; Inkermann, David; Vietor, Thomas // 2016
Modern product engineering is characterised by distributed teams, working on different subsystems and components at different times in different knowledge domains. On the one hand, this distributed ...
Supporting SysML model generation in early phases of the development process
Kößler, Johannes; Paetzold, Kristin // 2016
Within the development of technical systems more and more domains and needs from different stakeholders have to be integrated. Based on that, the Model-based Systems Engineering is becoming more ...
Supporting the Design of Competitive Organizations by a Domain-Specific Application Framework for the Viable System Model
Sadi, Tarek; Wilberg, Julian; Tommelein, Iris D.; Lindemann, Udo // 2016
Industrial companies face the challenge of a rapidly changing environment and struggle to keep up with the pace needed to be competitive. Organizational deficiencies are often reasons for failure. ...
SUPPORTING THE DESIGN OF RECONFIGURABLE CELLULAR MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS BY COMPUTATIONAL DESIGN SYNTHESIS
Unglert, J.; Hoekstra, S.; Jauregui Becker, J. // 2016
Decisions on manufacturing system design determine the current and future profitability of manufacturing companies. Reconfigurable Cellular Manufacturing Systems make possible to evolve the design of ...
Surprise as the Inconsistency of FBS Variables in Evaluators' Interpretation?
Niccolo', Becattini; Yuri, Borgianni; Gaetano, Cascini; Federico, Rotini // 2016
The paper presents the analysis of an original online survey that aims at checking the factors triggering surprise in randomly chosen evaluators who were submitted a set of surprising products. The ...
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