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How to Educate for Creativity in Creative Technology?
Mader, Angelika; Dertien, Edwin // 2014
Creative Technology is a new BSc programme at the University of Twente. Its goal is to design novel applications and products to improve daily life of people, with ICT as design material. ...
HOW TO TEACH 3D CAD TO PRODUCT DESIGN STUDENTS PROVIDING INTEGRATED DESIGN EXPERIENCE
Kim, K.M. // 2014
This article introduces a newly developed 3D CAD training course for industrial design students, including design rationales, course content and structure, as well as some pedagogical methods, and ...
How Universal Design Principles can Enhance the Interface of 3D Printing Programs
Steen-Hansen, Linn; Gine Lundh, Maud Veronica; Chen, Weiqin // 2014
Experts have predicted that 3D technologies will take on a growing importance in the economy. Results from a previous research in a Norwegian College indicate that the use of 3D modelling programs ...
How University-Industry Collaboration in Mixed Team Creates Value in the Front End of Innovation?
Polvinen, Kirsi; Berg, Pekka // 2014
Companies’ collaboration with external partners is increasingly important in innovation management, and collaboration with academia is a natural part of the development. This paper focuses on ...
Human Factors Engineering as a supportive tool for Lean Product Development
Institoris, Micaela; Bligard, Lars-Ola // 2014
Lean Product Development (LPD) is a systematic approach used by enterprises to create streamlined processes and value-added activities. One of the main building blocks in LPD is to define and ...
HUMAN-CENTRED EARLY PROTOTYPES OF CONSUMER PRODUCTS: INSIGHTS FROM HCI
Graziosi, S.; Ferrise, F.; Bordegoni ,M. // 2014
In the paper a point of view on the prototyping activity in the engineering design process is provided. The discussion is focused on early prototypes since they play a key role in determining the ...
Human-Computer Interaction for Part Selection in Product Design
Saeki, Naoaki; Papalambros , Panos Y. // 2014
We examine how humans can interact with a computing machine to explore good (least cost) combinations of parts in a functionally decomposed modular product. The machine uses data of parts usage from ...
Hybrid Touchpoints for Relational Service in Social Innovation: A Case Study of “Eat Me!”
Pui Ying Lo, Kathy // 2014
This paper: (1) proposes an analytical framework using hybrid touchpoints (interweaving of online and offline service touchpoints) to facilitate relational service in social innovation, and (2) ...
IDEA CAPACITY ASSESSMENT FOR PRODUCT INNOVATION
Stevanovic, M.; Marjanovic, D.; Štorga ,M. // 2014
A correct selection of ideas for product innovation, from the set of collected ideas, often is uncertain and demanding job with potential significant consequences. This paper presents results of ...
IDENTIFICATION OF FLEXIBLE DESIGN OPPORTUNITIES (FDO) IN OFFSHORE DRILLING SYSTEMS BY MARKET SEGMENTATION
Allaverdi ,D.; Herberg, A.; Lindemann, U. // 2014
In early phases of system design the offshore drilling industry faces significant uncertainties regarding the utilization of drilling rigs over their lifecycle. Nevertheless, the incorporation of ...
Identification of Key Parameters for Adaptable Design
Carreras , David Moya; Saavedra , Cristina Carro; Schrieverhoff , Phillip; Haupt, Sebastian; Lindemann, Udo // 2014
Technical systems designed with the ability to be adaptable to changes could be longer valuable for the stakeholders and thus remain competitive in the market. The system properties that provide ...
IDENTIFYING DESIGN OPPORTUNITY SPACES IN NEW USER INTERFACES FOR EXOSKELETON MOBILITY DEVICES
Kim, E.; Jeong, Y.J.; Mock, K.; Stanton Kocsik, V.; Agogino, A.M. // 2014
Although there are many academic researchers and practitioners who are developing exoskeleton robots for a range of applications, the user interface design for these devices has not yet been ...
Ill-Defined Engineering Problem Solving Empirical Study
Yan, Yanliuxing; Jiang , Pingfei; Squires, Amanda; Childs, Peter R N // 2014
Engineering designers often tackle ill-defined engineering problems with limited information and uncertainty, which makes the problem identification and thereby conceiving solutions difficult. We ...
Impact of Engineering Change in Design Education
Weigl, Joerg D.; Koh, Edwin C. Y. // 2014
It is common to carry out engineering changes during the design of new engineering products and systems. However, the impact of engineering change in design projects conducted in a tertiary education ...
Impacts of Making Design Decision Sequence Explicit on NPD Projects in a Forest Machinery Company
Halonen, Nillo; Lehtonen, Timo; Juuti, Tero // 2014
The front-end of an NPD project is a challenging area due to lack of adequate information, limited time, multidisciplinary teams and concurrent engineering. In this kind of environment communication ...
IMPLEMENTATION ANALYSIS OF LEAN ENABLERS FOR MANAGING ENGINEERING PROGRAMS
von Arnim, J.; Oehmen, J.; Rebentisch, E. // 2014
Lean thinking improves the success of engineering program management. The successful “Siemens PM@IA” project management maturity improvement program was analyzed for the way it incorporates 43 ...
Implementation and Automation of the Characteristic Property-Concept within a PDM-System
Kossler, Johannes; Reitmeier, Jochen; Paetzold, Kristin // 2014
In this paper a basic concept of simulation planning with the use of the characteristic-property-model is presented. The used characteristic-property-model has been extended with context factors to ...
Implementation of Concrete to Abstract Teaching in an Engineering Design Module
Putra , Andi Sudjana; Li , Yongfeng // 2014
Engineering undergraduate education since World War II has been based on an engineering science model, where a solid foundation of mathematics and science (i.e., abstract) are taught first for about ...
IMPLEMENTATION OF IDEA PROCESSES IN THE SPECIFIC CONTEXT OF BUSINESS PRACTICE
Messerle, M.; Binz, H.; Roth, D. // 2014
In business practice, a large number of problems exist relating to idea processes, despite the fact that many proposals for idea processes and associated methods can be found in literature. The ...
IMPLEMENTING ARCHITECTURE IN INDUSTRY
Kreimeyer, M. // 2014
This paper reviews the industrial implementation of product architecture design at a large commercial vehicle manufacturer. The steps taken towards a full implementation as well as the value of ...
Improving Engineering Education Through Distributed Development Projects
Langenbach, Joachim; Deiters, Arne; Hortop, Amy; Lachmayer, Roland; Lohrengel, Armin; Vietor, Thomas // 2014
Employers find that students are graduating from engineering programs without the necessary competence and know-how to be successful in industry, often lacking sufficient communication and ...
IMPROVING PROCESS CAPABILITY DATABASE USAGE FOR ROBUST DESIGN ENGINEERING BY GENERALISING MEASUREMENT DATA
Okholm, A.B.; Rask, M.; Ebro, M.; Eifler, T.; Holmbeg, M.; Howard ,T.J. // 2014
There is little disagreement that better understanding and early incorporation of production variation data into design and development is conducive to success. However, existing process capability ...
Increasing Police Trustworthiness through a User-Oriented Design Approach.
Moen, Bente; Fosse, Jarle; Berg, Arild // 2014
This study addresses the research question of how product design can enhance and strengthen the general public’s positive perceptions of the police in Norway. Product design expertise can be used to ...
INFLUENCE OF CONSUMER'S BACKGROUND ON PRODUCT PERCEPTION
Perez Mata, M.; Ahmed-Kristensen, S.; Brockhoff, P.B. // 2014
Research in emotional design largely focuses on altering the physical properties of products to make them more appealing, with little attention given to the background of the consumers and the ...
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