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Safe Environments for Innovation - Developing a New Multidisciplinary Masters Programme
Bailey, Mark; Smith,Neil // 2010
This paper outlines the research and resulting curriculum design activities conducted as a collaborative venture between Northumbria University’s School of Design, School of Computing, Engineering ...
SCALABILITY OF MECHATRONIC SYSTEMS
Neumann, M.; Sadek, T. // 2010
Scaling products by the development of type series and construction kits are established methods to meet the demands of mass customization and well understood for conventional mechanical engineering. ...
Semi scientific attitudes through process reporting on knowledge production
Tollestrup ,Christian // 2010
How can you improve and focus on the knowledge produced through a design project by design students? The range of skills and competencies in design education is not limited to the ability to
handle ...
SERVICE AS A MEANS OF COMMUNICATING USER VALUE AND ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFITS IN ECODESIGN
Sakao, T.; Hjelm, O. // 2010
The paper aims at proposing an extended ecodesign framework by incorporating a service aspect in addition to customer, value, system, function, component, and environmental characteristics. It ...
SHAPE IDEATION TROUGH SHAPE METAPHORS
Wiegers, T.; Song, Y.; Vergeest, J. S. M. // 2010
Shape communication was observed in an experiment. Fourteen subject pairs explained the shape of ten objects to each other. All subjects applied shape metaphors, in particular for the five clay ...
Share it or not? – A Framework for the Transfer of Product Creation Knowledge
Petermann, Markus Alexander; Meiwal, Thomas; Lindemann, Udo // 2010
This article illustrates a qualitative interview study into transfer of product creation knowledge by German industrial goods manufacturers within their multi-firm engineering networks. Emphasis is ...
Shared Insights in Design Processes – A Discussion of In-vivo Evidence in and beyond Existing Creativity Frameworks
Wiltschnig, Stefan; Onarheim, Balder; Christensen, Bo T // 2010
This paper presents evidence for shared insight moments in real world design processes in the context of product development for a large international medical appliance manufacturer. The findings are ...
Simulating Geometrical Variation in Injection Molding
Lorin, Samuel; Söderberg, Rikard; Carlson, Johan; Edelvik, Fredrik // 2010
In every manufacturing process there are variations from nominal values that cause part- and assembly variation which can lead to deficient products. Knowledge of this variation and the ability to ...
SIMULATION OF ACOUSTICAL PRODUCT PROPERTIES IN EARLY PHASES OF THE DESIGN PROCESS
Husung, S.; Kästner, T.; Weber, C.; Höhne, G.; Brix, T. // 2010
This paper deals with introducing extended audio-visual VR technologies into product development process. It will be shown that, in order to provide product models fit for design purposes, first some ...
SIMULATION OF DESIGN REASONING BASED ON C-K THEORY: A MODEL AND AN EXAMPLE APPLICATION
Kazakci, A. O.; Hatchuel, A.; Le Masson, P.; Weil, B. // 2010
C-K design theory is a theory of design reasoning describing design as the interaction of concepts and knowledge. The foundation of C-K theory has often been laid out and studied in formal terms. By ...
SIMULATION OF THE USAGE COVERAGE OF A GIVEN PRODUCT
Yannou, B.; Wang, J.; Yvars, P. A. // 2010
In the context of the Usage Coverage Model of a product-service, design parameters are linked to expected usages that must be covered. This paper implements a physics-based model to provide a ...
Simulation, Validierung und Modelloptimierung von Sandwich-FKV am Beispiel eines Hochleistungssportgeräts
Plaumann, B.; Gumpinger, T.; Krause, D. // 2010
Dieser Aufsatz befasst sich mit einem neuartigen konstruktiven Konzept für ein Kiteboard mit an die Betriebszustände angepasster Steifigkeit. Beim Kitesurfen oder auch Kiteboarden bewegt sich der ...
Simultaneous Modularization and Platform Identification of Product Family Variants
Daniilidis, Charalampos; Eben, Katharina; Deubzer, Frank; Lindemann, Udo // 2010
The modularization of product architectures is one approach to minimize product complexity by decomposing complex systems into quasi autonomous modules. Furthermore, under the consideration of more ...
Social Relations as the Key for Design Team Effectiveness
Velozo, Janayna; Sagara, Jiro // 2010
The aim of this study is to analyze the social relations between team members and their interactions during the application of a design methodology, to develop guidelines for the improvement of team ...
Socially Responsible Design: Breadline Shoes for Children in India
Schaber, Friedemann // 2010
Active learning happens to us when we participate in projects meaningful to us and engage with the real world. [1] Correspondingly, this paper explores the role of Design students in industry ...
SOFTWARE WIZARD DESIGN FOR COMPLEXITY MANAGEMENT APPLICATION
Parvan, M.; Maurer, M.; Lindemann, U. // 2010
Application systems are characterized by a continuous increase of complexity and address users with different levels of experience. The design of assistance systems, so called “wizards”, which ...
SOPHY – TOOL FOR STRUCTURAL SYNHTESIS OF CONCEPTUAL TECHNICAL SYSTEMS
Rihtaršic, J.; Žavbi, R.; Duhovnik, J. // 2010
The paper describes a method and a tool to support concept generation and its structural synthesis. The method includes automated generation of conceptual technical systems and their semi-automated ...
STATISTICAL TOLERANCE ANALYSIS AND RESULT VISUALISATION FOR SYSTEMS IN MOTION
Stuppy, J.; Meerkamm, H.; Wartzack, S. // 2010
Small geometrical deviations, which originate from manufacturing discrepancies and from elastic deformations, can degrade the motion accuracy and, consequently, can influence the functionality of ...
Storytelling Stimulates Science
Smith, Neil; Bailey, Mark; Singleton,Steven; Sams, Phil // 2010
Multi-disciplinary working is claimed as an essential ingredient for innovation. However, the barriers to multi-disciplinary cooperation that lead to meaningful contributions for an organisation ...
STRATEGIES AND PRINCIPLES TO DESIGN ROBUST PRODUCTS
Mathias, J.; Kloberdanz, H.; Engelhardt, R.; Birkhofer, H. // 2010
In this paper, a catalogue of tools is developed in order to support the design of robust products. Here, disturbances are considered which arise from the environment and have an impact on the ...
Structural Analysis of Requirements – Interpretation of StructuralCriteria
Eben, K.G.M.; Lindemann, U. // 2010
In this paper it is proposed to conduct a structural analysis of requirements by the identification and interpretation of structural criterions. The requirements are modelled in a DSM, while the ...
STRUCTURAL COMPLEXITY MANAGEMENT USING DOMAIN-SPANNING STRUCTURAL CRITERIA
Kortler, S.; Diepold, K. J.; Lindemann, U. // 2010
Manufacturing technical products implies complex design processes and complex product architectures. One perspective is to characterize products and their design processes by their underlying ...
STUDY & DESIGN OF A SPECIAL TEST BENCH FOR HYDROSTATIC SPINDLE HOUSINGS
Uberti, S.; Baronio, G.; Cambiaghi, D. // 2010
This paper deals with the study, design, manufacturing & testing of a particular scientific instrument, functional to investigate hydrostatic bushing behaviour under various experimental conditions. ...
STUDYING EMBODIED INTERACTION WITH THE DESIGN ENVIRONMENT: WHAT IS THE ROLE OF PRESENCE IN DESIGN?
Gül, L. F. // 2010
This study characterizes the changes in designer's perception of space and interaction within the design environment while they are moving from sketching to non-immersive to immersive 3D ...
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