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From requirements to prototyping: application of human-system integration methodology to digital twin design
Camara Dit Pinto, S., Masson, D., Villeneuve, E., Boy, G., & Urfels, L. // 2021
From the definition of user experience to a framework to classify its applications in design
Berni, A., & Borgianni, Y. // 2021
Fuzzy-based framework for managing inter-enterprise collaborations in PSS context
Harrat, M., Belkadi, F., & Bernard, A. // 2021
Gamification and nudging techniques for improving user engagement in mental health and well-being apps
Auf, H., Dagman, J., Renström, S., & Chaplin, J. // 2021
Geometrical benchmarking of laser powder bed fusion systems based on designer needs
Montero, J., Weber, S., Petroll, C., Brenner, S., Bleckmann, M., Paetzold, K., & Nedeljkovic-Groha, V. // 2021
Geometry application evolution - from research to industrial applications over two decades
Fuxin, F., & Edlund, S. // 2021
GIGA-MAPPING AND KNOWLEDGE OF BOUNDARY OBJECT THEORY IN SUSTAINABLE PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
Kvam, Eva // 2021
New combinations of disciplines allow a better understanding of interconnected modern problems like sustainability. Expanding design education curriculum may improve a designer’s ability to deal with ...
Growing up and moving on - insights from the health care professionals and adolescents’ perspectives on the issues and barriers in the transfer of care from paediatrics to adult care
Gilmore, G., Kiernan, L., White, E., & Hartigan, B. // 2021
H.I.I.T. HIGH INTENSITY IDEATION TRAINING - FACILITATING GROUP DESIGN IDEATION IN A DIGITAL TEACHING SPACE
Pownall, Max John; Brook, Emily Elizabeth; Pashley, Kathryn // 2021
2020 has been a challenging experience across Higher Education. Within the Product Design Department at Nottingham Trent University, these challenges have been utilised as opportunities to expand ...
Handling of explicit uncertainty in requirements change management
Gräßler, I., Pottebaum, J., Oleff, C., & Preuß, D. // 2021
Hash functions supporting mechatronic design evolution
Fresemann, C., Falbe, M., & Stark, R. // 2021
HAVE YOU FELT BLUE OR RED? A COLOUR-BASED TOOL FOR CULTURALLY PLURAL TEAMS
Mattioli, Francesca (1); Calvo Ivanovic, Ingrid (1,2) // 2021
Due to the extensive practice of collaborative design-based learning and the increasing cultural plurality of design courses, the theme of cross-cultural teamwork in Design Education is becoming ...
Herausforderung Methodeneinsatz – Erklärungsansätze aus der Akzeptanzforschung
Simon J. Nicklas, Anne Wallisch, Kristin Paetzold // 2021
Whilst there is broad agreement that methods can efficiently support development work, new methods often find little acceptance in industrial practice in terms of consistent use. Therefore, this ...
Heterogene Modellierung - Verknüpfung und Integration von Systemmodellen der SysML mit CAD-Modellen
Thomas Schumacher, David Inkermann // 2021
The development of mechatronic systems requires domain-specific and domain-independent models. Missing approaches to consistently link domain-independent and domain-specific models leads to a lack of ...
How covid-19 enabled a global student design team to achieve breakthrough innovation
Elfsberg, J., Johansson, C., Frank, M., Larsson, A., Larsson, T., & Leifer, L. // 2021
How design proposals are evaluated - a pilot study
Deininger, M., & Hansen, C. // 2021
How designers strategically manage product portfolios
Andersson, T., Ölvander, J., & Wever, R. // 2021
How familiarity impacts influence in collaborative teams?
Singh, H., Becattini, N., Cascini, G., & Škec, S. // 2021
How game and game principles facilitate the co-design processes: reflections on two case studies
Zhang, Z., & Zurlo, F. // 2021
How industry 4.0 reshapes the world: recommendations based on complex graph network analysis
Zhou, R., & Stal-Le Cardinal, J. // 2021
HOW REMOTE/DISTANCE CLASS INSTRUCTION WHEN WORKING WITH INDUSTRY/INSTITUTIONAL PROJECT SPONSORS ON A STUDIO PROJECT CAN BE MANAGED TO PROVIDE A ROBUST EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE
Choi, Young Mi; Wilson, Wendell Gordon // 2021
This paper will examine how remote communication tools such as ‘BlueJeans’ or Microsoft ‘Teams’ can be employed in a studio project to enhance the undergraduate educational experience in the context ...
HOW SHOULD DESIGNERS FORMULATE USERS' INSIGHT? - COMPARISON BETWEEN NOVICES AND PROFESSIONALS
Taoka, Yuki; Egashira, Hisashiro; Saito, Shigeki // 2021
Design thinking is an approach to develop innovative solutions, the core of which is gaining an in-depth insight into users' needs though extensive user research. The insight of users' life allows ...
How should plastic recyclates look like to be perceived as sustainable: a first exploration
Du Bois, E., Veelaert, L., Tormans, E., & Moons, I. // 2021
How the co-creative process affects concept formation
Matsumae, A., Raharja, F., Ehkirch, Q., & Nagai, Y. // 2021
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