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Design education; at the cross roads of different disciplines.
Tully, Robert // 2013
Design and design education sit at the junction of a number of different disciplines. The development and delivery of appropriate educational interventions requires effective collaboration between ...
Design expertise in three different collaborative practices
Kleinsmann, Maaike; Valkenburg, Rianne; Sluijs, Janneke // 2013
The work field of designers is changing drastically. A designer is not only a creator of products and technical artifacts, moreover he is an entrepreneurial designer who inspires and enables business ...
Design for adaptability in multi-variant product families
Greisel, Markus; Kissel, Maximilian; Spinola, Benjamin; Kreimeyer, Matthias // 2013
Designing system structures for adaptability offers significant advantages for both customers and producers. But it is not simple, especially when the product is a highly complex product family, for ...
Design for durability - Designing with advanced ceramis
Usbeck, Anna Kerstin; Krause, Dieter // 2013
The demand of sustainable products - not only in transport, but in manufacturing and building industry - results to the necessary of improving the reliability. The MTBF-index (mean time between ...
Design for functional requirements enabled by a mechanism and machine element taxonomy
Lee, Szu-Hung; Jiang, Pingfei; Childs, Peter RN // 2013
A process providing an option for engineers and designers to separate the consideration of functional requirements and movement requirements to encourage diverse thinking has been developed and ...
Design for lifecycle profit with a simultaneous consideration of initial manufacturing and end-of-life remanufacturing
Kwak, Minjung; Kim, Harrison // 2013
Remanufacturing is emerging as a promising solution for achieving green, profitable businesses. This paper considers a manufacturer that produces new products and also remanufactures products that ...
Design for noise reduction – The architecture of an engineering assistance system for the development of noise-reduced rotating systems
Küstner, Christof; Breitsprecher, Thilo; Wartzack, Sandro // 2013
Despite detailed planning, conceptual and embodiment design important product properties like the acoustical behavior of complex machinery are only revealed in the later development phases (e. g. ...
Design for privacy â Design Tool to Map Perceptions, Conflicts and Strategies of Privacy in Mobile Technology Development
Schneider, Diana; Kornberger, Tanja // 2013
This paper investigates the area of tension of privacy versus technologically enabled ubiquity, in order to align both into improved product and service design solutions. Through an iterative process ...
Design for System Lifecycle Properties – Support of Planning Processes by Modularization of Stakeholder Networks
Schoettl, F.; Bauer, W.; Lindemann, U. // 2013
During the planning and development of large-scale systems an increasing number of stakeholders have to be involved to ensure a holistic consideration. System Lifecycle Properties (Ilities) become ...
Design for the BOP and TOP markets: strategies used by the design students
Jagtap, Santosh; Larsson, Andreas; Hiort, Viktor; Olander, Elin; Warell, Anders; Khadilkar, Pramod // 2013
BOP and TOP markets. We have discussed the implications of the findings for design practice and education. In particular, we have discussed how university-based design projects for the BOP can help ...
Design for Value Chain – Erste Praxiserfahrungen einer Methodenentwicklung und -einführung (Members only )
Richter, Markus; Griesbach, Marc; , J // 2013
Design learning through iterative folding of non-paper materials
Morgan, David // 2013
Iterative folding is a robust and productive way to explore product form and motion behaviour requiring few tools. Paper folding has been recognized and studied as a design method conducive to form ...
Design of a healthcare service: Teledermatology
Duong, Tu Anh; Le Cardinal, Julie; Bocquet, Jean-Claude // 2013
Teledermatology (TD) is an application of telemedicine i.e. clinical healthcare using IT-technologies, for skin disorders. This past decade, several publications have studied its feasibility and ...
Design orchestration composer - A model base enabling holistic management of product, design process, and organization
Oizumi, Kazuya; Aoyama, Kazuhiro // 2013
As the industries develop, product enlarges its scale and increases its complexity. To defeat past products, more functions and mechanisms have been installed. It requires more and more people ...
Design principles for robot inclusive spaces
Mohan, Rajesh Elara; Rojas, Nicolas; Seah, Sue; Sosa, Ricardo // 2013
Social and service robotics deals with robot applications in, for instance, rehabilitation and health care, logistics, search and rescue, and homecare. The civil and economic relevance of these ...
Design process commonalities in trans-disciplinary design
Qureshi, A.J.; Gericke, Kilian; Blessing, Lucienne // 2013
Contemporary product development has transformed from being mono-disciplinary to increasingly trans-disciplinary. Technology convergence and specialization of the knowledge are two distinctive trends ...
Design teamwork in distributed cross-cultural teams
Man, Jinfan; Lu, Yuan; Brombacher, Aarnout // 2013
In the recent decades, design teamwork in international teams has been taken into account to meet the requirement of product development with different cultural backgrounds in the context of ...
Design to connect: an online database providing inspiration for design education and practice
Bleuzé, Tore; Detand, Jan; Debaets, Patrick // 2013
How to join two parts remains an important issue in product design and engineering. Many joining methods were developed throughout history, from beautiful wood joints over invisible adhesives to ...
Design with the developing world: A model with seven challenges for the future
Kuhr, Rachel Sara; Otto, Kevin; Sosa, Ricardo; Raghunath, Nilanjan; Holtta-Otto, Katja; Wood, Kristin // 2013
Design with the Developing World (DDW) brings a unique set of challenges as it asks people with very different expectations to collaborate on sustainable system solutions. Scoping for these design ...
Designersâ knowledge in plastics
Eriksen, Kaare // 2013
The Industrial designersâ knowledge in plastics materials and manufacturing principles of polymer products is very important for the innovative strength of the industry, according to a group of ...
Designers’ promises or users’ expectations?
Gabelloni, Donata; Fantoni, Gualtiero // 2013
Several frameworks describe the design process, such as the FBS model and its extensions. Some of them present a designer-centric view, while the most recent ones are more based on the user’s point ...
Designing and implementing a method to build innovation capability in product development teams
Ritzén, Sofia; Nilsson, Susanne // 2013
This paper presents a framework and process (MINT) to support product development teams that have an ambition to improve their capability to manage both radical and incremental innovation. The ...
Designing burial monuments to increase emotional awareness in product design
Stoltenberg, Einar; Berg, Arild // 2013
The motivation for writing this paper is the growing concern in society towards the amount of products we produce containing low utility and sustainability. Through emotional awareness the student ...
Designing crime prevention - A review of methods
Watson, Rodger Neil // 2013
The Designing Out Crime research centre (DOC) has now operated for almost 5 years. In this time the centre and its staff and students have worked on real life crime problems, using and developing ...
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