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A REFLEXION ABOUT REVERSE ENGINEERING FOR DMU MATURITY MANAGEMENT
Herlem, G.; Adragna,P. -A.; Durupt, A.; Ducellier, G. // 2012
Reverse Engineering (RE) of mechanical parts consists in creating a 3D virtual model using data that are often gathered by 3D measurement systems like laser scanners. The purpose is to make ...
A REVERSE ENGINEERING APPROACH TO ENHANCE MACHINERY DESIGN FOR SAFETY
Fargnoli ,M.; Vita, L.; Gattamelata ,D.; Laurendi ,V.; Tronci, M. // 2012
Awareness of the importance of safety in the agriculture and forestry fields has been growing both among equipment manufacturers and users due to the always large number of accidents.
A research ...
A REVIEW OF STATE OF THE ART AND EMERGING INTERACTION TECHNOLOGIES AND THEIR IMPACT ON DESIGN AND DESIGNING IN THE FUTURE
Boa, D.; Cash, P.; Hicks, B. // 2012
Engineering design generates a large quantity of digital and physical information in a wide variety of formats, which can be challenging to manage effectively. Issues with fragmented information, ...
A shape grammar approach for automotive styling: the case of the French cars
Bluntzer, Jean-Bernard; Ostrosi, Egon; Sagot, Jean-Claude // 2012
Today, an important quality of a brand or a strong family is its clear and precise identity. Moreover, in order to obtain a winning brand, the company managers should continuously be innovative ...
A Shared Basis for Functional Modelling
Eisenbart, Boris; Gericke, Kilian; Blessing, Lucienne // 2012
The presented research aims at contributing to a better understanding of the diverse functional modelling approaches proposed across disciplines, often involving more than one function model. The ...
A simplified approach towards integrating biomechanical simulations into engineering environments
Krüger, Daniel; Miehling, Jörg; Wartzack, Sandro // 2012
In human-centered design biomechanical simulations can be used to predict the characteristics of the interaction between the user and the product in order to optimize the design with respect to ...
A SPINNING-HULL APPROACH PROVIDING RAPID BALANCE CALCULATIONS WHEN MODELLING HUMAN POSTURES
Medland, A. J. // 2012
Modeling of the posture of humans may require a search for balance. This is obtained by ensuring that the CofG lies within the convex hull created about the feet. Balance and the shape of the convex ...
A STANDARDIZED MEASUREMENT TOOL FOR EVALUATING AND COMPARING TEAM REFRAMING CAPABILITIES
Kress, G.; Schar, M.; Steinert, M. // 2012
As designers approach a problem, they form a mental frame that is the scaffolding around which to build a solution. When presented with new information, skilled designers reframe the problem and the ...
A sustainable, industry-oriented Concept for an integrated Project in Bachelor and Master Education in Mechatronics
Leibl, Peter; Seemuller, Albert; Steinkogler, Alexander // 2012
The paper describes the differences in the theoretical background, methods and steps during the project works and the differences between the bachelor and master projects in the field of ...
A Systematic Self-Assessment Tool
Berglund, Anders; Tretten, Phillip; H, Anders // 2012
The Bologna Process has led to fundamental changes in the way students are taught. This in turn has led to new quality assurance systems for teaching. For good outcomes to occur both the teachers and ...
A TESTBED FOR STUDYING VENTURE DESIGN TEAMS IN EMERGING MARKETS
Sonalkar, N.; Mabogunje, A.; Parmar, V.; Cannon ,D.; Leifer, L. // 2012
Research on design teams engaged in entrepreneurial activity is rare. There is little understanding of how design teams that found ventures behave when they are engaged in both product design and ...
A Visual Representation to Characterize Moment to Moment Concept Generation in Design Teams
Sonalkar, N. S.; Mabogunje, A. O.; Leifer, L. J. // 2012
This paper aims to increase our understanding of concept generation through interpersonal interactions in a design team. Prior research has either looked into the inter-relations between concepts ...
A ‘Diagnosis Tool’ for Innovation Created and Tested with the Aid of Design Students
Eger, Arthur; Vermeulen, Ferry // 2012
Small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) are generally considered as an important vehicle for new product development and innovation. However, SMEs inherently experience specific problems in their ...
ACCESSABILITY TO MATERIAL INFORMATION BY USING STANDARDIZED MATERIAL NOTATIONS
Janus, A.; Kirdar, C.; Staeves,J.; Tartler, D.; Wartzack ,S. // 2012
New challenges in the automotive industry require new, detailed and complete material information along the product life cycle. Several facts complicate the finding of the required information. The ...
Adapting a Design Approach: A Case Study in a Small Space Company
Gericke, Kilian; Moser, Hubert Anton // 2012
Over the past decades many design process models have been proposed in design methodologies, standards, and guidelines. The development of design methodologies is accompanied by an on-going debate ...
Addressing Experience in Design Research: The case of young children as users of medical products
Høiseth, Marikken // 2012
The focus on people’s experiences with products is gaining increased attention in the design research community. Currently, research and discussions on user experience revolve mainly around everyday ...
Adopting 'FabLab' Model to Embed Creative Entrepreneurship Across Design Program
Pengelly, Jon; Fairburn, Sue; Newlands, Bruce // 2012
This paper sets out to describe and contextualize the impact a new FabLab workshop program has had on the direction and curriculum development at Gray’s School of Art, Robert Gordon University ...
AESTHETICS AS PARAMETER OF INTELLIGENT DESIGN SUPPORT
Kaljun, J.; Sancin, U.; Harih, G.; Dolšak, B. // 2012
It is hard to imagine a modern design process without using a computer. Adding the intelligence to the existing computer aids, leads to significant improvements of the effectiveness at performing ...
Amabile‘s Consensual Assessment Technique: Why Has It Not Been Used more in Design Creativity Research?
Jeffries, K. K. // 2012
Amabile‘s Consensual Assessment Technique (CAT) has been described as ...
Ambiguity, Risk and Change in Designing: A Micro-level Description for a Property-based Approach
Da Silva Vieira, Sonia // 2012
The purpose of this study is to know if risk takes place in designing and if so, to provide an understanding of risk underlying mechanisms and its influence in the design process. The study is a ...
AN ANALYSIS OF DESIGN PROCESS MODELS ACROSS DISCIPLINES
Gericke, K.; Blessing, L. // 2012
This paper presents a comparison of design methodologies and process models from nine disciplines.
The evolutionary development of the approaches, which can be traced back to similar roots, lead to ...
An Approach for reducing Variety across Product Families
Eilmus, Sandra; Krause, Dieter // 2012
Reducing internal variety in a company needs to move beyond the focus of development of product families, as industrial case studies have shown. To systematically achieve this, a methodical approach ...
An Approach on Customized Lecturing Based on a Dependency Model
Maurer, Maik; Gilbert, Marc; Herzberger, Philipp // 2012
This paper introduces an innovative teaching approach, which provides customized curricula for students without being too resource-demanding for lecturers. Students of several disciplines attend the ...
AN APPROACH TO SUPPORT SEARCHING FOR BIOMIMETIC SOLUTIONS BASED ON SYSTEM CHARACTERISTICS AND ITS ENVIRONMENTAL INTERACTIONS
Kaiser, M. K.; Hashemi Farzaneh, H.; Lindemann, U. // 2012
Biology recovers promising solutions for all kinds of technical challenges. Finding exceptional solutions is crucial for innovative designs. This paper presents an approach to support the designer in ...
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Find rows that contain the words “design” and “community”, or “design” and “decisions” (in any order), but rank “design community” higher than “design decisions” - design*
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