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USER-CENTERED DESIGN VIA SENSORY ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES AND OPTIMIZATION PROCEDURES: APPLICATION TO MUSICAL INSTRUMENT DESIGN
Petiot, J.-F.; Poirson, E.; Gilbert, J. // 2005
USING PATTERN LANGUAGES IN DESIGN ENGINEERING
Salustri, F. A. // 2005
UTILISING THE CONCEPT OF A DESIGN’S BANDWIDTH TO ACHIEVE PRODUCT PLATFORM EFFECTIVENESS
Berglund, F.; Claesson, A. // 2005
UTILIZATION OF PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT TOOLS AND METHODS: JAPANESE SURVEY AND INTERNATIONAL COMPARISON
Fujita, K.; Matsuo, T. // 2005
VALUE CENTRED DESIGN: UNDERSTANDING THE NATURE OF VALUE
Reber, M.; Duffy, A. // 2005
VALUING KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT IMPACT ON ENGINEERING DESIGN ACTIVITIES
Gardoni, M.; Dudezert, A. // 2005
VARIANT DESIGN OF A PRODUCT FAMILY FOR SEGMENTED MARKET
Lee, T.-P.; Liub, E. // 2005
VIRTUAL SIMULATION-DRIVEN SYNTHESISERS FOR MECHANICAL GEAR SYSTEMS
Starling, A. C.; Shea, K. // 2005
Visualisierung von DFX-Anforderungen in der Produktentwicklung auf Basis ihrer Wechselwirkungen - Methode und Anwendungen
Bauer, S. // 2005
VISUALISING CHANGE PROPAGATION
Keller, R.; Eger, T.; Eckert, C. M.; Clarkson, P. J. // 2005
VISUALISING COLLABORATION IN VERY LARGE DESIGN TEAMS
Dong, A.; Moere, A. V. // 2005
Was ist Reifegrad?
Müller, M.; Bär, T.; Weber, C. // 2005
WEB-SUPPORTED PRODUCT CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT
Holmdahl, L.; Björk, E.; Ottosson, S.; Vajna, S. // 2005
WHAT IS DESIGN ENGINEERING AND HOW SHOULD IT BE TAUGHT? – PROPOSING A DIDACTICAL APPROACH
Grimheden, M.; Hanson, M. // 2005
WHAT IS “COMPLEXITY”?
Weber, C. // 2005
Wissensbasierten Erstellen von Bohrungen
Vajna, S.; Klette, G. // 2005
“PUSH-BASED” STRATEGIES FOR IMPROVING THE EFFICIENCY OF INFORMATION MANAGEMENT IN DESIGN
Campbell, D. R.; Culley, S. J.; McMahon, C. A. // 2005
'FUTURE FACTORIES': SUPPORTIVE TECHNOLOGIES AS CREATIVE PROCESSES
Atkinson, P.; Unver, E.; Dean, L.T // 2004
Envisage a future where you could visit a 'Future Factories' website, which would display a range of products in constant metamorphosis. At any given moment you could pause the animation ...
A CLASSIFICATION SCHEME FOR STRUCTURE AND CONTENT OF DESIGN MEETINGS
Huet, G.; Culley, S.J.; McMahon, C.A. // 2004
This paper proposes an engineering focussed classification of meeting elements and a meeting transcript coding scheme. These are based on an understanding of engineering issues and a rationalisation ...
A communication audit for engineering design
Maier, A. M.; Eckert, C. M.; Clarkson, J. P. // 2004
This paper contends that many problems in engineering design are the result of poor communication and that at the same time poor communication can be an indication of other problems. This statement ...
A COMPLETE APPROACH TO MODULARITY IN PARALLEL KINEMATICS MACHINE TOOLS
OWCZAREK, A. // 2004
A CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT SUPPORT TOOL FOR MULTIATTRIBUTE DECISION MAKING
Salonen, Mlkko P. // 2004
This paper presents the centric result from a cooperative research project between university and industry partners. The objective of the project was to identify areas in the company's product ...
A CONCEPT FOR SAFETY AND DEPENDABILITY INFORMATION EXPLOITATION IN MAINTENANCE PLANNING AND PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
Viitanicmi, Juhani; Saamanen, Arto; Rcunanen, Markku // 2004
Maintenance services are becoming increasingly important in the current business environment. Emphasis on the availability and maintainability over the entire life cycle of modern, complex technical ...
A CONFERENCE ON ENGINEERING DESIGN IS A COMPLEX PRODUCT
Folkeson, A.; Sellgren, U. // 2004
Many of the challenges in organising and developing an international engineering conference under severe time and cost constraints are similar to those involved developing a complex technical ...
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