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CO-DESIGN AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: A METHOD TO EMPOWER END-USERS IN VISUAL COMMUNICATION
Payne Morgan, Addie; Howell, Bryan F.; Kilbourn-Barber, Grace // 2024
Co-design brings designers, end-users, researchers, and other pertinent stakeholders together to forge meaningful design solutions. It dismantles traditional barriers between professional designers ...
CO-DESIGN WITH PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES AS AN INNOVATIVE RESOURCE SET FREE BY AI
Andersson, Anders-Petter; Eide, Cecilie; Papachristou, Eleftherios; Torkildsby, Anne-Britt; Inal, Yavuz // 2024
UN’s Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) states that persons with disabilities should be given opportunity to develop their creative and intellectual potential, not only for ...
COGNITIVE EXERCISES FOR DESIGN THINKING
Kim, Yong Se // 2024
Underlying design thinking process has been explained using visual thinking composed of seeing – imagining – drawing. In this way, interactive and iterative natures essential in design thinking can ...
COMPARING UNDERSTANDABILITY OF HAND SKETCHES VERSUS AI-GENERATED RENDERS FOR PRODUCT DESIGN
Bartlett, Kristin Alicia; Mills, Jonathan Edward; Hagins, Carly // 2024
Sketching to communicate design ideas is an important step in the design process. Image-generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools are increasing in prevalence and popularity, and these tools are ...
Comparison of Product Concepts in Terms of Modularity and Flexibility in the Automotive Industry
Beibl, Julia; Krause, Dieter // 2024
Flexibility is becoming increasingly important for companies to be able to react to the volatile environment. The automotive industry is particularly affected by this, due to the long time to market ...
COMPUTATIONAL TEAM DYNAMICS AND CREATIVE TENSION BALANCE INDEX IN NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT TEAMS
Sitarama, Shankaran; Agogino, Alice M // 2024
Teamwork is an extremely effective pedagogical tool in engineering education. New Product Development (NPD) has been an effective strategy of companies to streamline and bring innovative products and ...
CONCEPT TO PRODUCTION WITH A GEN AI DESIGN ASSISTANT: AIDA
Lambert, Stuart; Mathews, Colin; Jaddoa, Ali // 2024
In design research there is a deep interest in how designers solve complex problems using design methods and heuristic shortcuts and in particular how this might relate to Machine Language (ML) to ...
Conceptualizing and Recognising Radical Creativity in Art, Architecture and Design
Eriksson, Vikki; Bjorklund, Tua // 2024
This qualitative interview study explores the nuanced ways in which design, art and architecture faculty interpret the concept of radical creativity, examining how they situate the concept within the ...
Connecting Designers and Users: Lifecycle Collaboration for Circular Cutting Metal Tools
Elnourani, Mohamed; ohrwall Ronnback, Anna // 2024
This study investigates the transition to a circular economy in the metal cutting tools industry, highlighting collaboration challenges and lifecycle management. We propose a framework that fosters ...
CONNECTING THE LOOP: TEACHING END-OF-LIFE DESIGN ISSUES THROUGH PRACTICAL WEEE DISASSEMBLY
Potter, Claire J; Greenfield, David // 2024
It is often cited that ‘80% of a product’s environmental impact is decided at the design stage’ (European Commission, 2012) and yet it can be very difficult to ensure that undergraduate students ...
Consistency in Cross-Generational Engineering of Cyber-Physical Systems
Albert Albers; Ina Schaefer; Lars Gesmann; Philip Ochs; Maximilian Fischer; Tobias Pett; Stefan Eric Schwarz // 2024
Developing CPS is challenging: Cross-domain collaboration and cross-generational design pose fincancial risks for manufacturers, as different engineering models can become inconsistent to each other ...
Constrained Multi-Objective Design Optimization in Systems Engineering Using Active Learning
Bleisinger, Oliver; Keil, Mareike; Eigner, Martin // 2024
Design of complex systems demands exploration of high-dimensional design spaces due to competing design goals and numerous design parameters. Manual tradeoff studies in hyperspaces are laborious and ...
CONSTRUCTING A TEACHING AND LEARNING SYSTEM IN HIGH DESIGN EDUCATION
Wu, Zhiqiang; Li, Hua // 2024
Sheila Pontis and Karel van der Waarde（2020）found that the need for change in design education has been a topic for discussion for more than twenty years, but still, there seems to be a lack of ...
COULD AI BE A - MEANINGFUL - CREATION TOOL FOR FUTURE HAND TO BRAIN COORDINATION WITHIN ESD?
Wachs, Marina-Elena; Balbig, Gesa; Chuang, Yani; Holmo Bojesen, Alberte // 2024
Could a visualized process of ‘transforming words into textile patterns and -products’ benefit a sustainable future of textile designs? Furthermore, could this AI-based tool be integrated ...
CULTURALLY GROUNDED SPECULATION: FRAMEWORK FOR ETHNOGRAPHY INFORMED AI-DRIVEN DESIGN FOR DIVERSE FUTURES
Chen, Chen; Lucchini, Ariane; Simpson, Victoria // 2024
This paper proposes a novel design process that uses ethnographic research principles to create generative AI outputs for future product design ideation contextually based in a specific culture. The ...
Data pipelines for product function prediction in circular factories
Jonas Hemmerich; Laura Dorr; Christoph Wittig; Patric Grauberger; Anne Meyer; Sven Matthiesen // 2024
Optimizing global material flow and resource consumption is a key goal of the circular economy. Regarding production, the circular economy relies on the targeted reprocessing of used products, ...
Data-Centric Architecture Model for the Development of Smart PSS
Yevgeni Paliyenko; Sean Ryan Mueller; Daniel Roth; Matthias Kreimeyer // 2024
In the current industrial landscape, the growing integration of digital technologies and interconnectivity have been instrumental in reshaping business paradigms. Central to this transformation are ...
Decision Support Systems for Engineering High Variety Low Volume Artefacts
Bertoni, Alessandro; Juuti, Tero; Rehman, Mubeen Ur // 2024
The paper presents a review of existing decision support systems relevant to the practitioners in sales and engineering phases in High variety low volume (HVLV) projects. The data for the analysis is ...
DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A SKILL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM IN AI DRIVEN GENERATIVE ENGINEERING
Köring, Timo; Gerhard, Detlef; Neges, Matthias // 2024
Progress in digital design tools has continuously changed the engineering design process. The application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) opens up completely new opportunities for the development of ...
DESIGN AND PROTOTYPE TEST OF USER EXPERIENCE-CENTERED BIG-BOARD GAME FOR DESIGN EDUCATION
Choi, Gyuhyeok; Yoon, Woolahm; Chang, Juyoung; Kim, Mijin // 2024
Design is a field of study where theory and practice are appropriately balanced to prepare students for real-world work. However, practice-oriented education often provides limited learning ...
Design Aspects of Importance in a Sustainability Transition
Leonard, Pauline L. Y.; Hallstedt, Sophie I.; Nylander, Johanna W.; Isaksson, Ola // 2024
In this paper, sustainable product design in the aerospace industry is explored. Through a pilot interview study with three aerospace companies, four sustainability aspects, tightly connected to ...
Design for Inspectability: Identifying Its Requirements and Underpinning Enabling Technologies
Cantero-Chinchilla, Sergio; Booker, Julian; Croxford, Anthony J.; Hughes, Robert; Goudswaard, Mark // 2024
This paper presents Design for Inspectability (DfI), a type of design for X which seeks to enable the design of parts of high value such that they may be more easily and effectively inspected by ...
DESIGN FOR THE ELDERLY: AN IMMERSIVE HUMAN DIGNITY EXPERIENCE FOR UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
Oyervides-Ramirez, Griselda Esthela; Marquez Canizares, Juan Carlos // 2024
There are different population groups that present conditions and require special considerations within the product design process, such as the elderly. The UN defines “an older person as a person ...
Design Knowledge Interaction Model: A Proposal from a Cognitive Perspective
Le, Meile; Jung, Eui-Chul // 2024
Generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) is widely used as a tool to inspire product designers, but there are limitations to ideate product concepts considering ergonomics and practicality. To ...
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