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Design, Make, Test
Childs, Peter;Robb, David // 2010
In the UK in the 1970s and early 1980s examples of best practice pedagogic experience included the egg-race type of design and make projects embodied in the student projects run by Ken Wallace at the ...
Design, sustainability and behaviour change
Andrews, Deborah // 2010
ell-established and positive reputation for high quality research, enterprise, under and post-graduate courses in the field of sustainable design and engineering. Experience of working in these areas ...
Designing Across Disciplines: A Graduate Project in Packaging Re–Design
Lilly, Blaine; Williams, Callida; Gill , Carolina // 2010
Packaging design is inherently multi–disciplinary due to the conflicting constraints imposed by users at every step of the product design and manufacturing process. As such, it provides us with an ...
Designing and Facilitating Learning in a Cooperative Setting
Poulsen, Søren Bolvig; Rustrup, Louise Lønborg; Mortensen, Helle; Mølholt, Louise; // 2010
This paper unfolds how learning for design-engineer students can be established and facilitated in a dynamic research setting, between academics and industrial partners. It challenges years of ...
DESIGNING THE SOLUTION SPACE FOR THE AUTOGENETIC DESIGN THEORY (ADT)
Vajna, S.; Kittel, K.; Bercsey, T. // 2010
The Auto Genetic Design Theory (ADT) uses analogies between evolution and activities in the design processes. The ADT interprets the product development as a continuous improvement process. This ...
DEVELOPING AN INSPIRATIONAL DESIGN BRIEF
Petersen, S. // 2010
Design research has identified a set of Design Quality Criteria, which provides lead indicators for products’ market success. Mapping success criteria from business and design literature to the ...
DEVELOPING COMPUTATIONAL TOOL FOR GENERATION OF OPERAND TRANSFORMATION VARIANTS IN TECHNICAL PROCESS
Stankovic, T.; Bojcetic, N.; Marjanovic, D. // 2010
Aim of this paper is to present a grammatical evolution based tool for generation of operand transformation variants in technical processes. Such tool can be used by designers to consider different ...
Developing Engineering Creativity in the Early Design Stages of Product Development Process
Ryynänen, Leena; Riitahuhta, Asko // 2010
The aim of the paper is to outline the background and basis for the TRIZ for Early Design stage research project that is about to be launched. Based on previous research, this paper presents an ...
Developing Enterprise Opportunities from Placements to Graduate Consultancy in Lean Sustainable Design
Humphries-Smith, Tania Maxine; Hunt, Clive // 2010
This paper reports on the adaption of a model for consultancy of using graduates working on a contract basis for Bournemouth University (BU) but within a client organisation, and managed by a
member ...
Developing the design curriculum: a case study of student centred professional framework modules
Dunlop, David; Spruce,Jon // 2010
Over recent years there has been an increased understanding by UK business of the role that design can play in enhancing competitiveness and innovation, there is also a growing recognition ...
DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION OF A TOOL TO ESTIMATE THE IMPACT OF DESIGN CHANGE
Ahmad, N.; Wynn, D. C.; Clarkson, P. J. // 2010
Engineering change can occur at all stages of the product development. It can take the form of change in the requirements, functions, component(s), iteration during detail design, or correction of ...
Development of Modular Product Families
Blees, C.; Jonas, H.; Krause, D. // 2010
This contribution presents a methodical approach for the development of modular structured product families. The method consists of four basic steps. In a first step, the technical-functional product ...
Development of Modular Product Families: Integration of Design for Variety and Modularization
Blees, Christoph; Kipp, Thomas; Beckmann, Gregor; Krause, Dieter // 2010
This article presents a new approach to integrating design for variety and modularization, and evaluates the approach on the basis of a case ...
DFX 2010: Proceedings of the 21st Symposium on Design for X, Buchholz/Hamburg, Germany, 23.-24.09.2010 (Members only )
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DIALOGUE ACROSS DESIGN DOMAINS: RAPID PROTOTYPING IN AEROSPACE AND FASHION
Eckert, C. M.; Delamore, P.; Bell, C. // 2010
This paper reports on an unusual dialogue between two designers using Rapid Prototyping (RP) technology, one from the domain of aerospace, and the other from fashion design. Both designers saw the ...
Dissection of a car: an interesting and instructive experience for industrial design students
Rismoen, Jon Herman; Mathisen, Mats Richard // 2010
Dissection of a car has been an annual project for the 3rd year students enrolled to the Industrial Design study program at Department of Product Design, NTNU. The aim of the dissection has been to ...
DISTRIBUTED COLLABORATIVE DESIGN: ANALYSIS OF A STUDENT EXPERIENCE
Arikoglu, E. S.; Bonvoisin, J.; Bouznif, M.; Cheriti, S.; Hachani, S.; Izadpanah, H.; Weber, C. // 2010
“Les 24h de l’innovation” is a design competition during which student teams have to innovate on industrial problems within a 24h timeframe. This paper analyses the participation of two student teams ...
DIVERGENCE IN PLATFORM COMMONALITY: EXAMINATION OF POTENTIAL COST IMPLICATIONS
Cameron, B. G.; Rhodes, R.; Boas, R.; Crawley, E. F. // 2010
Platforming has become an important means of cost-sharing across industrial products. Among many benefits, platforming enables cost savings. Recent work by Boas [2008] has shown that products built ...
DoDesign: A Tool for Creativity-based Innovation
Wuytens, Karen; Willems, Bert // 2010
This paper describes the results of a pilot project set up to develop the concept behind DoDesign. DoDesign is a design tool and platform aimed at stimulating designers towards innovative designs ...
DS 60: Proceedings of DESIGN 2010, the 11th International Design Conference, Dubrovnik, Croatia
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DS 61: Proceedings of NordDesign 2010, the 8th International NordDesign Conference, Göteborg, Sweden, 25.-27.08.2010 (Members only )
// 2010
DS 62: Proceedings of E&PDE 2010, the 12th International Conference on Engineering and Product Design Education - When Design Education and Design Research meet ..., Trondheim, Norway, 02.-03.09.2010 (Members only )
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In the preparation of this year's conference, it was the programme committee's impression that in past E&PDE conferences, design research had remained relatively ...
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