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SUPPORTING THE DESIGN OF ELECTRONIC DEVICES FOR SENIORS

Bruder, C.; Wandke, H.; Blessing, L. // 2006
In general, the user interface of multifunctional devices has not been designed with seniors in mind. Consequently, it is usually difficult for them to use these devices. This research project ...

SUSTAINABLE DESIGN IN ARCHITECTURE

Yilmaz, M. // 2006
The understanding of the 20th century architecture, has a big responsibility in achieving current unsustainable result of the environment. We may think of cars and factories as the most obvious ...

Synergy-Based Approach to Engineering Design Quality

Hindreus, T.; Reedik, V. // 2006

SYNTHESIS OF PRODUCT FUNCTION/MEANS STRUCTURES BASED ON VISUAL THINKING

Napalkov, E.; Zars, V. // 2006
The paper describes a compositional method of top-down synthesizing product function/means structures in collaborative environment. This method is compared with the process of visual thinking that ...

Talking Design: A Swiss/China Crosscultural Collaboration

Chueng-Nainby, Priscilla; Gong, Miao-sen; Jie, Shen; Krohn, Michael // 2006

TEACHING SYSTEM INTEGRATION OF MECHATRONIC SYSTEMS

Fan, Z.; Detlef, M.; Andreasen, M.M.; Hein, L. // 2006
Mechatronics has been an emerging subject in industry with the introduction of a large volume of mechatronics product to the market. In addition, it gives rise to tremendous challenge for education ...

TEACHING THEORY AND PRACTICE IN MECHATRONICAL ENGINEERING

Welp, E.G.; Labenda, P.; Jansen, S. // 2006
The today's engineer needs consolidated technical and methodological knowledge as well as a multitude of "metadisciplinary" or soft skills. The shift to team work and crossfunctional ...

TEACHNING "COUPLING COMPETENCE" BY MEANS OF INTERDISCIPLINARY PROJECTS

Stetter, R.; Paczynski, A.; Voos, H.; Bäuerle, P. // 2006
The paper describes two interdisciplinary student projects aimed at the improvement of a decisive key competency called “coupling competence”. In these projects senior students and master students of ...

TESTING CONNECTIONS AND FASTENERS TO DETERMINE STRENGTH CHARACTERISTICS

Wünsche, T.; Meyer-Eschenbach, A.; Blessing, L. // 2006
Connections are an essential part of engineering. To meet the various requirements and the many – sometimes contradictory – design aims, the design engineer needs sufficient knowledge about the ...

THE CHALLENGE FOR PRODUCT INNOVATION IN MEDIUM SIZED ENTERPRISES IN CROATIA

Christiaans, H.H.C.M.; Diehl, J.C.; Kuipers, H.; Boschloo, R. // 2006
Croatian medium sized enterprises represent a new wave of progress. All of these enterprises have the same problems regarding getting loans, lack of managerial knowledge and experience and inadequate ...

The Challenge Of Sustainability: Designing For Resilience

Lilly, Blaine; Gill, Carolina // 2006

The Co-existence of Innovation and Platforms

Kyvsgaard, Hansen P.; Gertsen, F.; Bessant, J. // 2006

THE CONCEPT OF FUNCTIONS AND INFORMATION CONVERSION IN SOFTWARE - DESIGN METHOD ADAPTATION IN AN INDUSTRIAL CONTEXT

Weigt, M. // 2006
With regard to the increasing importance of software components in technical systems, this paper presents an adaptation of the concept of functions considering the nature of software as an abstract ...

THE COST OF INTERNAL VARIETY: A NON-LINEAR OPTIMIZATION MODEL

Nowak, T.; Chromniak, M. // 2006
Manufacturing oriented design methodologies (e.g. Design for Manufacturing and Assembly, Design to Cost) enable engineers to create product designs which can be manufactured at low cost and with ...

THE DESIGN AND THE OPTIMIZATION OF THE FORK-PIN COMPRESSION JOINTS IN FRONT MOTORBIKE SUSPENSIONS

Croccolo, D.; Cuppini, R.; Vincenzi, N. // 2006
The design of the fork-pin compression-fit joints of front motorbike suspensions is uncertain mainly because of the poor knowledge about the starting friction coefficient µll and about the mean ...

THE DESIGN OF SCIENCE BASED PRODUCTS: AN INTERPRETATION AND MODELLING WITH C-K THEORY

Hatchuel, A.; Le Masson, P.; Weil, B. // 2006
The paper addresses the design of Science Based Products (SBPs): these products need the efficient introduction of scientific research within the design process, as well as functional and testing ...

THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE GUIDELINE VDI 2221 - THE CHANGE OF DIRECTION

Jänsch, J.; Birkhofer, H. // 2006
Design guidelines, especially the VDI 2221, have been developed over the past 50 years. Analyzing this development gives interesting insights into the changing character of the design guidelines. ...

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