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Tools for recording prototyping activities and quantifying corresponding documentation in the early stages of product development
Soomro, S., Barhoush, Y., Gong, Z., Kostakos, P., & Georgiev, G. // 2021
Towards a debate on the positioning of engineering design
McMahon, C., Eckert, C., & Fadel, G. // 2021
Towards a people-first engineering design approach. A comprehensive ontology for designing inclusive environments
Fernandez, C., Zallio, M., Berry, D., & McGrory, J. // 2021
Towards a resilience assurance model for robotic autonomous systems
Campean, F., Kabir, S., Dao, C., Zhang, Q., & Eckert, C. // 2021
Towards a verification and validating testing framework to develop bespoke medical products in research-funded projects
Balzan, E., Vella, P., Farrugia, P., Abela, E., Cassar, G., & Gauci, M. // 2021
Towards agile product development – an empirical study on an e-bike drive
Zorko, D., Černe, B., Tavčar, J., & Demšar, I. // 2021
Towards functional architectural decomposition of constrained layer inflatable systems
Benli, K., Luntz, J., Brei, D., Kim, W., Alexander, P., & Johnson, N. // 2021
Tracing the emergence of design problems and their impacts on the complexity of engineering solutions
Beernaert, T., Etman, P., De Bock, M., Classen, I., & De Baar, M. // 2021
TRANSDISCIPLINARY BEHAVIOUR CHANGE: A BURST MODE APPROACH TO HEALTHCARE DESIGN EDUCATION
Wojdecka, Anna (1); Hall, Ashley (1); Judah, Gaby (2) // 2021
With the future of health(care) shifting from treatment to prevention, design for behaviour change is an essential part of this movement. Although we have made significant breakthroughs in ...
Transforming data into added-value information: the design of scientific measurement models through the lens of design theory
Barbier, R., Le Masson, P., & Weil, B. // 2021
Transparency of design automation systems using visual programming – within the mechanical manufacturing industry
Heikkinen, T. // 2021
TRUSTING AUTONOMOUS SYSTEMS – DESIGNING FOR BYSTANDERS AND SECONDARY USERS
Hjemly, Elise Christin Lind; Alsos, Ole Andreas // 2021
Knowledge and awareness of the relationship and trust between man and technology are important for the users to accept artificial intelligence (AI) and autonomous systems. While research has been ...
Two-level optimization of product families: application to a product family of water hose boxes
Rötzer, S., Le Bourgeois, M., Thoma, D., & Zimmermann, M. // 2021
UNDERSTANDING AESTHETICS IN DESIGN EDUCATION
Egan, Anna // 2021
One of the more pressing issues that the product design profession faces today, is that of sustainability. Within design education this is mainly addressed with a focus on the three r`s, recycling, ...
Understanding and monitoring environmental performance of infrastructure design projects
Mansour Salamé, J., Leroy, Y., Saidani, M., & Nicolai, I. // 2021
Understanding the embedded carbon challenges of building service systems
Hein, M., Jones, D., & Eckert, C. // 2021
Understanding usage data-driven product planning: a systematic literature review
Meyer, M., Wiederkehr, I., Koldewey, C., & Dumitrescu, R. // 2021
Understanding users and products in product development: the application of product usage information and its challenges
Deng, Q., Wellsandt, S., Hribernik, K., & Thoben, K. // 2021
Upcycling obsolete mechanical equipment into innovative laboratory test rigs: a low-cost solution or a sustainable design approach?
Rogkas, N., Tsolakis, E., Kalligeros, C., Vasileiou, G., Vakouftsis, C., Kaisarlis, G., . . . Spitas, V. // 2021
Use interactive media to enhance creativity of designers by stimulating the senses in the context of art design education
Liu, X., Nagai, Y., Yabuuchi, K., & Cui, X. // 2021
Use of information and communication technology tools in distributed product design student teams
Horvat, N., Becattini, N., & Škec, S. // 2021
User experience study on ideating wearables in VR
Van Goethem, S., Verlinden, J., Watts, R., & Verwulgen, S. // 2021
User need-oriented concept development of autonomous vehicles
Schockenhoff, F., König, A., Zähringer, M., & Lienkamp, M. // 2021
Using effect catalogues for the design of sensing machine elements – method and exemplary application
Harder, A., Gross, H., Vorwerk-Handing, G., & Kirchner, E. // 2021
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