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THE EVOLUTION OF INFORMATION WHILE BUILDING CROSS-DOMAIN MODELS OF A DESIGN: A VIDEO EXPERIMENT
Ahmad, Naveed; Wynn, David C; Clarkson, P John // 2011
Building cross-domain models of the elements involved in design – such as requirements, functions, components and design activities can help generate and document design information. In this paper an ...
The Great Challenge, Staging the Design Education for the next 20 Years
Baggerud, Bjørn; Rismoen, Jon; Boks, Casper // 2011
The Department of Product Design at NTNU and its product design curriculum will soon celebrate their 20-year anniversary. The curriculum has been updated continuously and adjustments have been made ...
The Hewlett-Packard Sensory Home Project
Swan, Bret; Howell, Bryan; Solomon, Mark; Martin, Paul // 2011
In the Brigham Young University (BYU) School of Technology, we have a unique opportunity to combine art and engineering disciplines to explore a variety of industry-sponsored projects. Faculty in ...
THE IMPACT OF EXAMPLES ON CREATIVE DESIGN: EXPLAINING FIXATION AND STIMULATION EFFECTS
Agogué, Marine; Kazakçi, Akin; Weil, Benoit; Cassotti, Mathieu // 2011
Converging evidences have indicated that the ability to generate creative ideas could be limited by recently activated knowledge such as examples of solutions. However, neuroimaging studies have ...
THE IMPACT OF SAFETY STANDARDS AND POLICIES ON OPTIMAL AUTOMOBILE DESIGN
Hoffenson, Steven; Papalambros, Panos Y. // 2011
Much of the recent decline in road traffic injuries and fatalities is attributed to regulations imposed by governments and crash test ratings produced by public and private institutions. These crash ...
THE IMPORTANCE OF EMPATHY IN IT PROJECTS: A CASE STUDY ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE GERMAN ELECTRONIC IDENTITY CARD
Köppen, Eva; Rauth, Ingo; Schnjakin, Maxim; Meinel, Christoph // 2011
Although there is a great interest in user driven innovation, IT industry still shows a strong focus on technology driven innovation development. Understanding the perspective and social context of ...
The Importance of Prototyping for Education in Product Innovation Engineering
Berglund,Anders; Grimheden,Martin // 2011
Newsweek Magazine recently published a list of the ‘world’s best design programs’. The eye catching notion was the predominance towards active learning, and in particular the extensive use of ...
The Importance of Teaching Functional Analysis in Product Design Courses
Rizzuti, Sergio // 2011
The paper describes experiences and reflections, matured at the Faculty of Engineering of the University of Calabria (Italy) during the last decade, in the courses of Engineering Design Methods, held ...
THE INFLUENCE OF A COMPANY'S STRATEGY ON CREATIVITY AND PROJECT RESULTS IN AN NPD – CASE STUDY
Vukašinovi // 2011
There has yet been a lot of discussion on how important creativity is for the process of new product development. In the globalized competitive world of constant inflow of new consumer goods it is ...
THE INVESTIGATION AND COMPUTER MODELLING OF HUMANS WITH DISABILITIES
Medland, Anthony John; Gooch, Shayne // 2011
Aids for the invalid or infirmed are often created simply by modifying those used by the able-bodied, with little care taken as to their individual needs and limitations. This study is aimed at ...
The Lecture: Going for a walk whilst sitting down
Leslie, Arthur; Crisp, John; Roy, Alan // 2011
Today, the student experience is important; reading from a lectern has become well worn. As academics, we need to reconsider how we deliver information to students. It is asserted in this submission ...
The Legacy of Design: What Contribution does a Degree make to your Future Design Career?
Evans, Martyn David; Spruce, Jon // 2011
Much research has been conducted into the content of design curricula (Design Skills Advisory Panel, 2007; UK Design Skills Alliance, 2008) yet limited research has been undertaken into how early ...
THE MANAGEMENT OF MANUFACTURING PROCESSES USING COMPLEMENTARY INFORMATION STRUCTURES
Huet, Greg; Fortin, Clément; McSorley, Grant; Toche, Boris // 2011
The reality of manufacturing planning is very different from the one of engineering design. Whereas the former must manage variables of an extrinsic nature (time, cost and quality), the latter ...
THE PROCESS OF OPTIMIZING MECHANICAL SOUND QUALITY IN PRODUCT DESIGN
Nielsen, Thomas Holst; Eriksen, Kaare Riise // 2011
The research field concerning optimizing product sound quality is a relatively unexplored area, and may become difficult for designers to operate in. In some degree, sound is a highly subjective ...
The Propagation and Evolution of Design Constraints: An Industrial Case Study
Nair, V. V.; Howard, J.T.; Culley, J. S.; Dekoninck, A. E.; McAloone, C. T. // 2011
The research in this paper reports a case study of a design project which had two scopes for a variant and an adaptive design type. This is quite common practice where designers commonly propose ...
THE PSYCHOLOGICAL EXPERIENCE OF USER OBSERVATION
Gerber, Elizabeth // 2011
While scholars have studied what design practices accomplish, few have considered how people feel when enacting these practices and the implication of these feelings on design work. An eighteen-month ...
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN A MODEL AND A FULL-SIZE OBJECT OR BUILDING: THE PERCEPTION AND INTERPRETATION OF MODELS
Eriksson, Yvonne; Florin, Ulrika // 2011
There is a naive belief in models as a blueprint for objects and environments that goes back to the epistemology of The Enlightenment. In the manufacturing industry and in society, many decisions ...
THE RETRIEVAL OF STRUCTURED DESIGN KNOWLEDGE
Wang, Hongwei; Johnson, Aylmer L.; Bracewell, Rob H. // 2011
n knowledge in new design projects. Specifically, methods for utilising various structured information are developed and implemented on a prototype keyword-based retrieval system developed in our ...
THE SCENARIO OF USER EXPERIENCE
Ortiz, Nicolas; Juan, Carlos; Aurisicchio, Marco // 2011
A steady stream of research in user experience (UX) has been produced in recent years, however, the published works in the form of theories, models and frameworks have not been reviewed and analysed ...
THE SEMANTIC DEBATE IN DESIGN THEORIES APPLIED TO PRODUCT IDENTITY CREATION
Bonnemaire, Gregoire; Liem, Andre // 2011
The process of form giving is a complex topic for product designers and is inherently connected to the field of aesthetics. Fundamental questions need answers. Are there absolute aesthetic principles ...
The Specificities of Radical Innovation
Motte,Damien; Yannou,Bernard; Bjärnemo,Robert // 2011
In this paper, we investigate a special case of new product development (NDP), that of radical innovation.When a company desires to go outside a current saturated market, it is necessary to offer a ...
The Use of Dependence Structure Matrix and SU-field of TRIZ in Simplifying the Complex Products
Jiang, P.; Wang, W.; Tan, R. // 2011
The purpose of this paper is to introduce a Dependence Structure Matrix and Su-Field of TRIZ that enables the complex structure simplify in project. The characteristics of the complex products ...
The Use of Graphic Representations in Semiconductor Engineering Team Problem Solving
Goldschmidt,Gabriela ; Surasky,Tali // 2011
Starting with the assumption that graphic representations contribute to design problem solving, this paper reports an experiment in which the performance of multidisciplinary engineering problem ...
THE USE OF STORYBOARD TO CAPTURE EXPERIENCES
Wikström, Anders; Andersson Schaeffer, Jennie; Öberg, Åsa; Eriksson, Yvonne // 2011
Today, product realization is becoming more squeezed in time and the need to capture experience from previous projects is an important factor for being successful in developing new products and ...
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