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Progressive Approach to Assessment Practises Within Design
Leslie, John Arthur; Crisp A; Dale, James // 2010
The author reflecting on the conference theme, ‘when design education and design research meet’ began contemplating on thirty-one years of teaching design in Higher Education [HE], fifteen years of ...
PROJECT MANAGEMENT PROCESSES IN BRAZILIAN DESIGN COMPANIES: RESEARCH BASED ON CASE STUDIES
Bernardes, M. M. eS.; de Andrade, M. B. // 2010
Project management it is not mentioned very often on the majority of studies on design management. In this context, this research aims at guiding future actions to stimulate the use of consolidated ...
PROPERTY AND BEHAVIOUR BASED PRODUCT DESCRIPTION - COMPONENT FOR A HOLISTIC AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT PROCESS
Reitmeier, J.; Paetzold, K. // 2010
Innovative products require a close collaboration of different technical disciplines as well as manifold functional areas of a company. This means that different perceptions of the product and ...
PROPOSAL FOR A GUIDELINE TO INTEGRATE KINEMATICS WITHIN LIGHTWEIGHT FORMATS
Eigner, M.; Gerhardt, F. J.; Gilz, T.; Handschuh, S. // 2010
Over the past years, we have been engaged in defining requirements towards application of lightweight data formats in the product lifecycle. As of today, formats like JT do not provide containers to ...
Proposal for a subject: Creativity, Ecodesign and Patents
Lloveras, Joaquim // 2010
A proposal for a new free-elective course in the Technical University of Catalonia, namely Creativity, Ecodesign and Patents, is presented. The course brings together three previous free-elective ...
Psychology Based Design Approach (PSYDA) - A Pedagogical Concept
Gulden, Tore; Moestue, Cathrine; Berg, Arild // 2010
The means of design and manufacturing require a shift of course to meet with the need of a future sustainable consumption. Innovative design strategies to create emotionally durable products have ...
Rapid Concept Realization for Conceptual Design of Modular Industrial Robots
Safavi, Edris; Tarkian, Mehdi; Ölvander, Johan // 2010
When conducting design on novel mechatronic products, it can be valuable to test and evaluate the performance and properties of the concepts throughout the design process by producing them as ...
RE-DESIGNING PD PROCESS ARCHITECTURE BY TRANSFORMING TASK NETWORK MODELS INTO SYSTEM DYNAMICS MODELS
Le, H. N.; Wynn, D. C.; Clarkson, P. J. // 2010
Managing product development processes is complex due to the many factors from different process abstraction levels that influence process behaviour and performance. In this paper, an integrated ...
Recode, Name and Displace
Hendrickx, Arnaud // 2010
This paper sketches three mechanisms for dealing with poetic knowledge in art and architecture. These are identified in the reflection on transdisciplinary action in the context of the ongoing ...
Reducing Data Acquisition Effort by Hierarchical System Modelling
Biedermann, W.; Strelkow, B.; Karl, F.; Lindemann, U.; Zäh, M.F. // 2010
The design structure matrix (DSM) is a powerful tool for system analysis and modelling. It has been successfully applied in process management, product design and many other areas.
The ...
REDUCING WASTE IN PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT BY USE OF MULTI-DOMAIN MATRIX METHODOLOGY
Elezi, F.; Graebsch, M.; Lindemann, U. // 2010
This paper investigates an alternative methodology for waste reduction in Product Development (PD) projects which utilizes a Multi-Domain Matrix (MDM). Waste in PD processes originates from different ...
Reflections on design education
Crisp, Alan Roy // 2010
The author reflecting on the conference theme, ‘when design education and design research meet’ began contemplating on thirty-one years of teaching design in Higher Education [HE], fifteen years of ...
REFLECTIONS ON THE FBS MODEL: PROPOSAL FOR AN EXTENSION TO NEEDS AND REQUIREMENTS MODELING
Cascini, G.; Fantoni, G.; Montagna, F. // 2010
The paper proposes an extension of the Gero’s Function-Behaviour-Structure (FBS) framework aimed at representing Need and Requirements and their relationships with the Function, the Behaviour and ...
REQUIREMENT ANALYSIS FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF PRODUCT-SERVICE SYSTEMS
Akasaka, F.; Hosono, S.; Nakajima, M.; Kimita, K.; Shimomura, Y. // 2010
Manufacturing companies are starting to recognize that services offered through a product are important. From the viewpoint of designing products in combination with services, it is important for ...
REQUIREMENTS MANAGEMENT WHEN INTRODUCING NEW MECHATRONIC SUB-SYSTEMS - MANAGING THE KNOWLEDGE GAPS
Catic, A.; Malmqvist, J. // 2010
This paper describes an empirical study of a driveline development project, featuring a new mechatronic sub-system, aiming to investigate the effect of knowledge gaps regarding the new sub-system on ...
Requirements on New Technology and the Technology Implementation Process
Högman, Ulf; Bengtsson, Daniel; Stetz, Stefan; Trygg, Lars; Johannesson, Hans // 2010
company competitiveness. In this study, we aim to study technology in more detail and attempt to develop an understanding of the requirements and needs placed on “technology” from the perspective of ...
Research for design using a conference principle as educational method
Stilma, Margot // 2010
Industrial Design Engineering is a very interesting working field to perform in-depth research. To students, unfortunately, these possibilities are not always known. Therefore, a course set up ...
Research processes: Design processes: Design epistemologies and ontologies in design education.
Dowlen, Chris // 2010
It is advantageous for designers, researchers and educators to develop forms of knowledge maps to determine a multiplicity of processes. These knowledge maps, or epistemologies, can start to provide ...
Research through design as a teaching tool
Loy, Jennifer; Ancher, Simon // 2010
For an academic in an applied, professional area of study, such as Industrial Design or Engineering, the competing interests of teaching, administration and the demands of research are compounded by ...
Researching First Contact Emotional Responses to Products
Reynolds, Tim // 2010
This paper provides an overview of ongoing research at the inception stage of a PhD research project in the area of design and emotion, and discusses some of the key issues that have arisen out of ...
Retrospective Analysis and Evaluation of Non-Nominal Visualization as Means for Evaluation of Perceived Quality in the Automotive Industry
Wickman, Casper; Söderberg, Rikard // 2010
Within the automotive industry, Perceived Quality group different aspects that influence the customer perception of high quality on a product. Accordingly, Perceived Quality is not about functional ...
REVIEW QUALITY MANAGEMENT - APPLYING ISO 9000 STANDARDS ON THE REVIEW PROCEDURE OF THE DESIGN SOCIETY
Zhao, S.; Birkhofer, H. // 2010
This paper elaborates how the ISO 9000 standards can be used to enhance the review performance of the Design Society. By analyzing the quality management principles and applying them on the review ...
Robust Tolerance Design Applied on Robot Concept Development
Edholm, Peter; Lööf, Johan; Trangärd, Arne; , ; Söderberg, Rikard // 2010
A robust tolerance design concept based on locating schemes (for example, used in the car industry for sheet metal parts) and the methods and tools connected to that concept are applied on a new ...
Roller Bench Design for Disabled Persons
Zwierczyk, Peter T.; Horváth, B.; Fejér, T.; Váradi, Prof. Dr. K. // 2010
This paper involves the design process of a roller bench which helps the rehabilitation of people in wheelchairs from the first steps to the final design. After the determination of the requirements ...
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