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DIGITAL HUMAN BODY MODELLING TO SUPPORT DESIGNING PRODUCTS FOR PHYSICAL INTERACTION

Moes, N.C.C.M. // 2006
In order to build a Digital Human Model (DHM) to be applied in designing products for physical interaction, knowledge is needed from several sources, depending on the intended application of the ...

DIMENSIONAL TOLERANCE APPROXIMATION FOR REVERSE ENGINEERING APPLICATIONS

Jamshidi, J.; Mileham, A.R.; Owen, G.W. // 2006
Tolerance accommodation is normally a re-engineering process rather than the Reverse Engineering (RE) of a component. This can jeopardise the exactness of the re-designed data or increase the RE cost ...

DIMENSIONING MACHINE STRUCTURE FOR EARTHQUAKE RESISTANCE IN DESIGN STAGE

Butković, M.; Orčić, B.; Tevčić, M.; Jokić, M. // 2006
Designing the equipment of power plants, petrochemical or similar large plants, mechanical and electrical engineers have to consider, beside the standard load, possible earthquake load as well. Plant ...

DIRECT DRIVE - TREND IN MODERN ELEVATORS

Kostelac, M.; Herold ,Z.; Maljković, Z. // 2006
In general, in the design of elevator driving mechanisms, there is a high demand for small installation space, silent function and programmable control with high driving reliability and safety. ...

DISCOVERY IN DESIGN: DEVELOPING A PEOPLE-CENTRED COMPUTATIONAL APPROACH

Parmee, I.C.; Hall, A.E.; Miles, J.C.; Noyes, J.; Simons, C. // 2006
The paper describes activities of the Discovery in Design (DiD): People-centred Computational Issues Cluster established under the UK AHRC/EPSRC 'Design for the 21st Century' initiative. ...

Drawing Conclusions

Evatt, M. A. C. // 2006

ECO-DESIGN IN PRACTICE - CASE STUDY WITH COMPUTER MOUSE

Stachura, M.P. // 2006
Eco-design has been a widely discussed issue in the past few years. The reason for this is not only the ongoing changes in legal frameworks (regarding the environmental aspects of consumer products). ...

ECODESIGN DECISION BOXES – A SYSTEMATIC TOOL FOR INTEGRATING ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS INTO PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT

Ghorabi, H.O.A.; Wimmer, W.; Bey, N. // 2006
The Ecodesign Decision Boxes allow the implementation of environmental considerations in technical product designs and in the decisive early stages of the product development process. This systematic ...

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