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THE COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE OF USING 3D- PRINTING IN LOW-RESOURCE HEALTHCARE SETTINGS
Rismani, Shalaleh; Van der Loos, H.F.Machiel // 2015
Fabrication of medical devices using 3D-printing (3DP) technology can reduce the lack of adequate supply of medical devices in low-resource hospitals. Similar to Information and Communication ...
The Creativity Gap in Chinese Knitwear Industry (Members only )
Zhang, X.; Gale, C.; Eckert, C. // 2015
As products have become more homogenous, the
Chinese knitwear market has been shrinking during the last
decade. This paper argues that this is due to a lack of design
creativity in Chinese ...
THE DESIGN AND DIMENSIONS OF SOCIAL INNOVATION: THE BRAZILIAN CASE OF THE "ECOLOGICAL NETWORK"
Xavier, Amanda Fernandes; Naveiro, Ricardo Manfredi; Aoussat, Améziane; Mello, Carlos Henrique Pereira // 2015
The design has been receiving a increasing importance due to the market complexity and environmental unsustainability concerns, being it a strategic tool for positioning of sustainable products and ...
THE DESIGN AND MANUFACTURE OF INDIVIDUALISED PERFECT-FIT PACKAGING SOLUTIONS
Dhokia, Vimal; Newman, Stephen Thomas // 2015
With continuing growth in the personalised high value product manufacturing sector, there is a need to provide new ways to store and transport high value parts economically in small batches/batches ...
THE EFFECT OF PROFILING ON TEAM DYNAMICS AND CREATIVITY
Cayzer, Steve // 2015
How do we, as educators, create and support effective teamwork with our students? This study focuses
on the role of profiling tools. In particular we look at the use of such tools to create diverse, ...
THE EFFECTS OF TRAINING BACKGROUND AND DESIGN TOOLS ON MULTI-LEVEL BIOSYSTEMS DESIGN
Egan, Paul; Ho, Tiffany; Schunn, Christian; Cagan, Jonathan; LeDuc, Philip // 2015
Biotechnologies could promote healthier lives through advancements such as complex multi-level muscle tissues. Here, cognitive processes among mechanics experts, physiology experts, and novices were ...
THE EVOLUTION OF TERMINOLOGY WITHIN A LARGE DISTRIBUTED ENGINEERING PROJECT
Gopsill, JaMES Anthony; Jones, Simon; Snider, Chris; Shi, Lei; Hicks, Ben JaMES // 2015
Communication features in many engineering activities within an engineering project. It is the main form by which information & knowledge is shared, and facilitates the generation of a shared ...
THE HESD-MODEL: MERGING MULTIPLE PERSPECTIVES AND CREATING FLEXIBLE USE SCENARIOS FOR SERVICE DESIGN IN HEALTHCARE
Sarri, Tommaso; Kleinsmann, Maaike; Melles, Marijke // 2015
Designers are increasingly asked to create solutions for complex problems in for example healthcare. To serve the design of these complex systems, there is a need for new, design methods. While ...
THE IDEALITY "WHAT" MODEL FOR PRODUCT DESIGN
Weiss, Alon; Avital, Iko; Helfman Cohen, Yael; Kumar Das, Amarendra; Mazor, Gedalya // 2015
This article presents an innovative design model for both designers and engineers that can serve as a
crucial compass during the formulation of a Product Design brief. The model was developed in ...
THE IMPACT OF CRITERIA IN SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE SELECTION: OBSERVATION FROM INDUSTRIAL EXPERIMENT
Moullec, Marie-Lise; Jankovic, Marija; Eckert, Claudia // 2015
Decisions related to system architecture are difficult, because of fuzziness and lack of information combined with often conflicting objectives. We organised an industrial workshop with the objective ...
THE IMPACT OF DESIGN METHODS ON THE CREATIVITY OF 1ST-YEAR ENGINEERING STUDENT PROJECTS: THE CASE OF COMPUTER PROGRAMMING
Beghelli, Alejandra; Prieto, Pablo // 2015
Engineers able to produce creative products are very much required everywhere. However, classical engineering courses especially the courses of the first two years of the career- tend to be ...
THE IMPACT OF TECHNOLOGY UNCERTAINTY ON EARLY SUPPLIER INTEGRATION IN PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
Geissmann, Lukas; Rebentisch, Eric Scott // 2015
This study examines how the presence of technology uncertainty affects the benefits of integrating suppliers in the product development process. A framework was created to cover the different aspects ...
THE IMPLEMENTATION OF INNOVATION METRICS: A CASE STUDY
Benaim, Andre; Elfsberg, Jenny; Larsson, Tobias C.; Larsson, Andreas // 2015
The paper explores the implementation process of an innovation measuring system prototype to support a heavy machinery multinational company to secure their innovative capability. In ...
THE INFLUENCE OF DIFFERENT MEDIA INSTRUCTIONS ON SOLVING A PROCEDURAL TASK
Chirumalla, Koteshwar; Eriksson, Yvonne; Eriksson, Pelle // 2015
This study investigates the influence of different forms of media instructions on the process and outcomes of completing a specific procedural task. The experiment was conducted with four student ...
THE LONG ROAD TO IMPROVEMENT IN MODELLING AND MANAGING ENGINEERING DESIGN PROCESSES
Gericke, Kilian; Eckert, Claudia // 2015
Managing complex engineering design processes is a challenge for industry, which is looking to aCADemia to provide tools and methods to support them. The Modelling and Managing of Engineering ...
THE MALICIOUS LABYRINTH OF REQUIREMENTS - THREE TYPES OF REQUIREMENTS FOR A SYSTEMATIC DETERMINATION OF PRODUCT PROPERTIES
Mattmann, Ilyas; Gramlich, Sebastian; Kloberdanz, Hermann // 2015
Product designers face the challenge of translating customer needs and expectations into requirements to define appropriate desired product properties that satisfy customers. Various conceptual ...
THE MATERIALITY OF COLOUR IN DESIGN EDUCATION: FUNCTIONAL CODES AND CULTURAL CONTEXT
Berg, Arild // 2015
Colour competence is often seen as a basic knowledge introduced in the early stage of product design
education. A knowledge gap was identified that required more advanced learning outcomes for ...
THE POTENTIAL OF DESIGN-BY-ANALOGY METHODS TO SUPPORT PRODUCT, SERVICE AND PRODUCT SERVICE SYSTEMS IDEA GENERATION
Moreno Grandas, Diana Paola; Blessing, Luciënne; Yang, Maria; Wood, Kristin // 2015
Design-by-Analogy (DbA) is the process of developing solutions for design problems through the mapping of attributes, relations and purposes that a source problem or situation may share (or at least ...
The Principle of Modularity (Members only )
Tokunaga, T.; Fujimura, S. // 2015
We propose a new principle of modularity for product design in cases where more than one function and more than one constraint contribute to modularity. The modularity matrix is defined as a set of ...
THE PROBLEM REVISITED: TEACHING THE PBL APPROACH TO DESIGN STUDENTS
Ovesen, Nis // 2015
Problem-based learning (PBL) is becoming increasingly popular in design educations, but how is it
taught and practiced? This paper presents a case study of a three-day workshop that has the purpose ...
THE PURPOSE OF INDUSTRIAL DESIGN DEVELOPMENT – DILEMMA OF ETHICAL & SOCIAL ASPECTS OF DESIGN BACHELOR AND MASTER PROJECTS IN LATVIA
Freimane, Aija // 2015
Industrial production is highlighted as the main source of development and well-being for the people. It is expected that design both as a process and the result helps to generate profit but ethical ...
THE REALIZATION OF AN ENGINEERING ASSISTANCE SYSTEM FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF NOISE-REDUCED ROTATING MACHINES
Kuestner, Christof; Wartzack, Sandro // 2015
Today, product developer face the challenge taking not only the requirements for mechanical properties of a product into account, but also other requirements like the acoustical properties, for ...
The Riddle of Design Problem
Malhotra, A.; Poovaiah, R. // 2015
Problem solving is not a uniform activity. Problems are not equivalent, in content, form, or process. Still very less research exists on the nature of design problems children should be solving to ...
THE ROLE OF AMBIGUITY AND DISCREPANCY IN EARLY PHASES OF INNOVATION
Laursen, Linda Nhu; Tollestrup, Christian // 2015
Innovation literature mainly focuses on eliminating ambiguity and discrepancy from the early phases of innovation. This study questions this implicit assumption, as it may provide an oversimplified ...
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