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REPRESENTATION OF DESIGN CONCEPTS AND CONCEPT EVALUATION CRITERIA THROUGH DESIGN PARAMETERS AND PERFORMANCE VARIABLES
Dentsoras, Argyris J. // 2008
REQUIREMENTS MANAGEMENT IN EARLY STAGES OF MECHATRONIC DESIGN BY VISUALISATION OF INTERDEPENDENCIES
Stechert, C.; Bauer, S.; Franke, H. J.; Meerkamm, H. // 2008
In this contribution, applications of a new Decision Making (DM) tool based on a qualitative modeling and visualization of interdependencies between requirements are shown and discussed. Concretely, ...
REQUIREMENTS TO PROPERTIES – ITERATIVE PROBLEM SOLVING
Eder, W. Ernst // 2008
ROBUST DESIGN METHOD FOR PRODUCT LIFE CYCLE CONSIDERING THE FUTURE UNCERTAINTIES
Kondoh, S.; Masui, K.; Mishima, N.; Matsumoto, M. // 2008
Product life cycle design has gained more interest in recent years due to growing concern about environmental problems. In general, there exist significant uncertainties (e.g., operating condition, ...
SEMANTISCHE FUNKTIONSMODELLIERUNG ALS BASIS ZUR LÖSUNGS- UND ANWENDUNGS-SUCHE IM MASCHINEN- UND ANLAGENBAU
Gaag, A.; Kohn, A. // 2008
Semiotics, Design Character Language
Eves, Bob; Hewitt, Jon // 2008
Simpliefied Shape Optimisation TechniqueFor The Design of Notched Machine Parts
Woyand, H.-B.; Aignatoaie, M.; Kamps, R.; Hoppe, N. // 2008
Simulation of Product Change Effects on the Duration of Development Processes Based on the DSM
Gärtner, T.; Rohleder, N.; Schlick, C. M. // 2008
SMOOTH CURVES AND MOTIONS DEFINED AND OPTIMISED USING POINT-BASED TECHNIQUES
Edmunds, R.; Feldman, J. A.; Hicks, B. J.; Mullineux, G. // 2008
Smooth motions are important in many areas of engineering, including robotics and machine design. Typically there are conflicting requirements and the design task can be formulated as a constrained ...
Social and Technical Aspects of an Academic Virtual Enterprise in the Global Market
Kovacevic, Ahmed; Rakocevic, Vignesh; Wilinska, Agnes // 2008
Some Students are More Different than Others
Thieme, Hanneke; van Boeijen, Annemiek // 2008
SPECIFICATION RISK ANALYSIS: INTRODUCING A RISK MANAGEMENT METHOD FOR PRODUCT ARCHITECTURES
Wagner, C.; Graebsch, M.; Seering, W.; Lindemann, U. // 2008
This paper presents an adaptation of the FMEA as a risk management tool for embodiment design. The development of the approach and important decisions are described. By means of three dimensions, ...
Steps to an Ecology of Product Innovation
Baxter, Seaton; Bruce, Fraser // 2008
Strategies for Teaching Sustainable Design Practice with Product Design Students
Loy, Jennifer // 2008
Structural Metrics to Assess Processes
Kreimeyer, M.; König, C.; Braun, T. // 2008
SUPPORT OF DESIGN ENGINEERING ACTIVITY – THE CONTACT AND CHANNEL MODEL (C&CM) IN THE CONTEXT OF PROBLEM SOLVING AND THE ROLE OF MODELLING
Albers, A.; Deigendesch, T.; Alink, T. // 2008
The Contact and Channel Model (C&CM) is a means to describe design problems on any level of abstraction, in order to provide a representation of the product as the problem situation requires. With ...
SUPPORT OF SYSTEM ANALYSES AND IMPROVEMENT IN INDUSTRIAL DESIGN TROUGH THE CONTACT & CHANNEL MODEL
Albers, A.; Alink, T.; Matthiesen, S.; Thau, S. // 2008
The Contact and Channel Model (C&CM) through a clear set of model building blocks, i.e. Working Surface Pairs (WSP) and Channel and Support Structures (CSS), provides a free and dynamic way of ...
SUPPORTING DECISION MAKING WITH AGENT BASED MODELLING AND SIMULATION
Nergard, H.; Johansson, C.; Larsson, T. // 2008
The presented paper discusses using an agent based modelling and simulation approach to create dynamic models of actual product development activities. The modelled activities are created with the ...
Supporting Idea Generation in Design Teams
Sosa, Ricardo; Albarran, Diana // 2008
SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITY DESIGN – BENNY FARM / MONTREAL AS A SAMPLE
Yilmaz, M. // 2008
Since the middle of the 1980’s the concept of sustainability has become a guiding principle for human settlements at all levels of governance. The design decisions that are made without regard to the ...
Sustainable Living - A Multiplayer Educational Game Based on Ecodesign
Judmaier, Peter; Huber, Maria; Pohl, Margit; Rester, Markus; Leopold, Daniela // 2008
Synergy-Based Design of Light Fittings
Hindreus, T.; Martin, A.; Reedik, V. // 2008
Synthesis of Product Architectures using A DSM/DMM-based Approach
Wyatt, D.; Wynn, D.; Clarkson, P. J. // 2008
SYSTEMATIC DEVELOPMENT OF CONTROLLERS BASED ON THE PRINCIPLE SOLUTION OF SELF-OPTIMIZING SYSTEMS
Gausemeier, J.; Kahl, S.; Low, C.; Schulz, B. // 2008
The conceivable development of information technology will enable mechatronic systems with inherent partial intelligence. They will be able to learn, to communicate, and to optimize their behavior ...
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