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Ethics in Product Design Curriculum: An example from the Oslo School of Architecture and Design
Keitsch, Martina Maria; Bjørstad, Nina // 2010
The scope of design research and practice has successively changed - from a focus on material aspects to a focus on the intangible, from functions to pleasure, from goods to services and values [1]. ...
Evaluating Genetic Algorithms that Optimize Welding Sequence with Respect to Geometrical Assembly Variation
Segeborn, Johan; Torstensson, Johan; Carlson, Johan S.; Söderberg, Rikard // 2010
Spot welding is the predominant joining method in car body assembly. Spot welding sequences have a significant influence on the dimensional variation of resulting assemblies and ultimately on overall ...
EVALUATION OF INFORMATION REQUIREMENTS OF RELIABILITY METHODS IN ENGINEERING DESIGN
Marini, V. K.; Restrepo, J.; Ahmed-Kristensen, S. // 2010
Current methods for assessing reliability require that designers have access to information that is only available when the product is almost completely developed (e.g. manufacturing data). Current ...
Examining the Possibilities of Identifying and Modeling Correlations between Product Families and Business Processes
Jepsen, Allan Dam; Hvam, Lars // 2010
In order for companies to make well founded decisions on the product family makeup, an understanding of the correlation between the complexity of the product family and business processes is ...
Experiences of revising the prototyping culture for Design, Engineering and Architecture students at London South Bank University
Forkes, Andrew D // 2010
Additive and subtractive Rapid prototyping (RP) systems are becoming more the convention in industry and education; however, integrating RP systems fully into academic units needs ...
Experimental Investigation on Effects of Explanation Activities on improvement in creative ideas
Kanzaki, Nana; Miwa, Kazuhisa // 2010
In the present study, we investigate the effects of explanation activities on creative idea generation. In our experiment, in Phase 1, the participants were required to design furniture from given ...
Exploring DSM to Support Systems Engineering of ComposableSimulation Environments
Roca, R. // 2010
A critical distinction between distributed computing in general and distributed simulation specifically is rooted in that simulation systems are meta-systems such that their underlying models are ...
Exploring the Relationships between Emotion and Design Process for Designers today
Ho, Amic G. // 2010
Design process involved different sub-processes and components and each of them interacts with each other to build up a comprehensive system. Different aspects of factors may affect the process, ...
EXTENDING THE DIALOGUE BETWEEN DESIGN(ERS) AND DISABLED USE(RS): FROM CONVERSATION TO EMBODIED SKILL
Nijs, G.; Vermeersch, P. W.; Devlieger, P.; Heylighen, A. // 2010
This paper considers how through dialogue the relationship between architectural design and disability can yield opportunities instead of constraints. Two cases drawn from ongoing ethnographic design ...
Fabrications of Natural and Artificial: A Case Study of Enhancing Users’ Impressions
Gwilt, Ian; Georgiev, Georgi V; Nagai, Yukari // 2010
This paper focuses on users’ in-depth impressions, which underlie the superficial impressions of design. We employed a concept network-based methodology for identification of in-depth impressions. To ...
Find The Gap – developing abilities in space consciousness for enhanced learning
Simpson-Little, Diane; Long, Christopher // 2010
Creativity and design is ultimately about making things that are visible, whether it is a chair, a sculpture, a poem or a theory. Nevertheless, it is where the initial creativity occurs in the ...
FROM ANTHROPOCENTRIC DESIGN TO ECOSPHERIC DESIGN: QUESTIONING DESIGN EPICENTRE
Acosta, G. G.; Romeva, C. R. // 2010
This paper proposes a change of epicentre in design and product-service development areas. Reality is showing us that human life is unsustainable and that we are not aware of the total dependency of ...
FROM REQUIREMENTS TO DESIGN SPECIFICATIONS - A FORMAL APPROACH
Brace, W.; Thramboulidis, K. // 2010
System development activities such as requirements and design specification, implementation and verification are well defined in software engineering. Model driven engineering and SysML may result in ...
From research-based teaching to teaching-based research and back.
Poulsen, Søren Bolvig; Morelli, Nicola // 2010
between students from various educations with small/medium sized companies at various locations in Scandinavia. This article describes the research/teaching set up at Aalborg University, Denmark, ...
Function-Based Contact and Channel Modelling in the Development ofan Innovative Car
Albers, A.; Braun, A. // 2010
Engineering processes are mostly carried into execution by trans-disciplinary teams that are often also distributed over several countries. The competitive conduction of product engineering projects ...
FUNCTIONAL MODELLING FOR EFFICIENT GENERATION OF MECHATRONIC DESIGN AND VALIDATION MODELS OF AUTOMATED PRODUCTION INSTALLATIONS
Zafirov, R.; Kiefer, J.; Eigner, M. // 2010
This paper describes a new approach for the generation of mechatronic validation models of automated production installations. It points out the function structure as a possible reference model for ...
Gaining Insights from Poetic Collaboration as a Way to Inform Teamwork in Technological Design
Beatty, Erin L; Ball, Linden J // 2010
We report a study examining the nature of collaboration in poetry composition in order to inform the optimisation of teamwork processes in technological design. Our interview-based data, derived from ...
GENERIC STRUCTURE OF KNOWLEDGE WITHIN THE PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT PROCESS
Roth, D.; Binz, H.; Watty, R. // 2010
The resource knowledge becomes more and more important in terms of a factor of production. The intention of this paper is to develop a preferable, general structure of knowledge within the product ...
GEOMETRY INTERACTIONS IN CONFIGURABLE PLATFORM MODEL
Edholm, P.; Johannesson, H.; Söderberg, R. // 2010
Geometry interactions between geometry interfaces (locating schemes and mating geometries) of parts in a platform environment composed by Conifgurable Components, CCs, are defined and tested in this ...
GOOD PRACTICES TO TRANSLATE CORPORATE STRATEGY INTO DESIGN STRATEGY
Goikoetxea, N.; Sierra, E.; Larrakoetxea, I.; Gorozika, J. // 2010
Translating the corporate strategy into the project is the most successful way for achieving corporate benefit. This is sorted out by selecting the right project at the aligning initiation phase and ...
HANDLING OF IN-SERVICE SUPPORT: COMPARISON OF TWO CASE STUDIES FROM COMPLEX INDUSTRIES
Vianello, G.; Xie, Y.; Ahmed-Kristensen, S.; Culley, S. J. // 2010
This paper compares the strategy towards in-service support from contrasting sectors of industry, describing two case studies of companies developing complex products and servicing them throughout ...
HELP! Engaging students in an immersive simulation to increase empathy when designing emergency products
Grundy, Catherine Anne; Brewster, Diane // 2010
In a creative exploration with second year students at the University of Sussex, we attempted to investigate how we can improve our understanding of being in a panic situation in order to ...
Herausforderung der Entwicklung zuverlässiger kognitiver Produkte
Njindam, T.S.; Paetzold, K. // 2010
Kennzeichnend für kognitive technische Systeme ist die funktionale Integration und Einbettung von Sensoren, Aktoren und Informationsverarbeitung in physische Systeme, wodurch ihnen kognitive ...
HORSES, ELEPHANTS AND CAMELS..CHALLENGES AND BARRIERS TO INTERDISCIPLINARY USER-CENTRED DESIGN RESEARCH
Chamberlain, P. // 2010
User-centred research methodologies are often adopted to inform design practice. This paper proposes a case for the key role of design practice, and the value of artefacts, as a fundamental ...
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