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POTENTIAL OF THE VISION MODEL WITH REGARD TO THE SUSTAINABILITY ORIENTATION OF A DEVELOPMENT PROJECT
Kokoschko, Björn R.; Augutsin, Laura; Schabacker, Michael; Beyer, Christiane // 2024
During product development (PD), the vision model method is used as a guide to ensure that development is progressing in the desired direction and that the results meet the original goals and ...
PRACTICAL TRAINING NEEDS OF TEACHERS FOR ENABLING HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS TO IDENTIFY AN APPROPRIATE PROBLEM IN DESIGN-BASED INQUIRY LEARNING
Shimomura, Moe; Loh, Leon; Zhang, Yanfang; Noriko, Takano // 2024
In Japan, design is not taught as a subject in the general high school curriculum. However, a new period for inquiry-based cross-disciplinary study was established in high schools under the new ...
Process Versus Knowledge Interdependencies: Balancing Alternative Grouping Criteria
Runar Solberg; Ali Yassine; Nicolay Worren; Tore Christiansen // 2024
When creating team-based DSMs, researchers have traditionally focused on capturing interactions due to work process interdependencies. Grouping or clustering of DSM elements (roles or units) has then ...
PRODUCT DESIGN EDUCATION FOR DEAF & HARD OF HEARING LEARNERS: EXAMINING THE FOUR-YEAR UNDERGRADUATE LEARNERS EXPERIENCE
Siena, Francesco Luke; Russell, Samuel; Winfield, Karen; Malcolm, Richard; Stewart, Joseph; Hurford, Tom; Woolley, Josh; Dodl, Alexandra; Salter, Sam // 2024
Deaf and hard of hearing learners face unique challenges on a day-to-day basis, especially in a higher education environment. The variability in the types/methods of teaching within Product Design ...
PRODUCT DESIGN METHODS WITH RECYCLED MATERIALS BASED ON BIOMIMICRY
Rivas, Adriana; Acuña, Alejandro // 2024
The damage that human activities have caused to our planet is undeniable, especially since the Industrial Revolution. We are in the era of the Anthropocene: characterized by the excessive consumption ...
Product production ecosystems for the reuse of modules in the extended product life cycle
Sven Wehrend; Konrad Frischkorn; Magda Berkhahn; Thomas Eickhoff; Jan Rei // 2024
This paper examines the circularity of products across different product types. The focus is on short circulation paths such as remanufacturing and refurbishing, which offer the greatest value ...
PROMPT ENGINEERING ON THE ENGINEERING DESIGN PROCESS
Valentine, Rod // 2024
The aim of this paper is to consider the impact of AI in engineering design teaching in traditional MEng undergraduate courses. AI is presently making headlines, so it would be interesting to use and ...
READING VISUALS: EXPLORING THE USE OF AI IN QUALITATIVE RESEARCH ANALYSIS
Hagins, Carly; Paepcke-Hjeltness, Verena; Bush, Benjamin; McCabe, John // 2024
Reconsidering End-User Experience of Circular Product Design
Warell, Anders // 2024
Considering end-users is key in the transition towards the circular economy. Without the participation of the user, the circular economy will not be realized. However, in order to engage, users need ...
REFLECTIONS ON A COMMUNITY OF INQUIRY APPROACH TO DESIGN STUDIO EDUCATION: A CASE STUDY
McInerney, Dermot; Hanna, Shane // 2024
Design studio pedagogy is the principal teaching method used in design education. The studio environment promotes learning through engagement with real-life projects that are typically ill-defined ...
REGENERATIVE PRODUCT DESIGN: A LITERATURE REVIEW IN AN EMERGING FIELD
Asbjörn Sörensen, Charlotte; Bursell, Annie; Nikkola, Nicole; Musa, Enes // 2024
The term “regenerative” refers to a process that repairs, recreates or revitalises its own sources of energy or air, water or any other matter (Attia, 2018). Regenerative systems can be defined in ...
REIMAGINING DESIGN FUNDAMENTALS: DESCHOOLING 1ST YEAR PRODUCT DESIGN STUDENTS
Siena, Francesco Luke; Malcolm, Richard; Kennea, Paul; Forbes, Christopher; Stewart, Joseph // 2024
The transition from secondary education to higher education for many students can present several challenges with the UK’s modern day education system. New university students not only have to ...
Requirements Analysis of a Research Data Management System in Collaborative Projects
Mueller, Laura; Schultz, Andreas Maximilian; Altun, Osman; Uhe, Johanna; Koepler, Oliver; Auer, Soeren; Mozgova, Iryna // 2024
The collection, analysis, and reuse of data throughout the entire product lifecycle and the resulting potential are establishing in engineering context. Research Data Management (RDM) systems are ...
Requirements for utilizing student projects as validation environment for design methods and collecting research data
Christoph Wittig; Christoph Zimmerer; Jonas Hemmerich; Sven Matthiesen // 2024
Student projects represent a middle ground between lab and industry studies, with both controlled conditions and realistic development scenarios. The problem is that there is no comprehensive list of ...
Research Data Management Workflow – A Framework for Engineering Science
Wawer, Max Leo; Wurst, Johanna; Lachmayer, Roland // 2024
Many research results in engineering science are based on the further processing of digital objects, which increases the need for reusable data. In this context, researchers are becoming increasingly ...
Results of the Environmental Impact Balancing as a Restriction of Undercarriage Concepts
Turke, Louisa Maria; Hoang, Anh-Duc; Vietor, Thomas // 2024
This research shows the quantitative determination of the environmental impact using an undercarriage. The necessity of circular value creation is demonstrated using application strategies from the ...
RETHINKING ASSESSMENT FOR GENERATIVE DESIGN EDUCATION
Ndiaye, Yakhoub // 2024
Design is a generative activity able to stimulate complex generative change. Such activity and change are intensified within the hype of generative artificial intelligence in the notion of ...
Rethinking Customer Satisfaction Towards More Sustainable Products – Sufficiency Within the Extended Kano Model
Konig, Kristian; Vielhaber, Michael // 2024
Development tasks often rely on value engineering to optimize functionality while minimizing effort, thereby enhancing customer satisfaction. Traditionally, improving system performance through ...
Revealing Methodological Approaches to Account for Circular Economy in Support of the Science-Based Targets for Carbon Emissions
Marini, Michele; Pigosso, Daniela C.A.; Pieroni, Marina; Tim, McAloone // 2024
This article analyses and proposes a few methodological approaches to account for carbon emissions of circular economy strategies within manufacturing companies designing circular products and ...
Reverse engineering in circular product development
Markus Breidohr; Johannes Meyer; Hariharan Ravichandran; David Inkermann // 2024
In order to preserve our planet and protect the climate, resources must be conserved. Circular product development in particular can help to conserve resources by removing components from used ...
Robust Conceptual Design for a Robust Early Embodiment Design
Horber, Dennis; Li, Jiahang; Grauberger, Patric; Goetz, Stefan; Matthiesen, Sven; Wartzack, Sandro // 2024
Utilisation of Robust Design (RD) principles in early stages of product development can reduce costly iterations by identifying concepts that are less prone to functional losses caused by variations. ...
Spearhead Data-Driven Model-Based Systems Engineering: Interview Study on Definition, Preconditions, Challenges, Potentials, and Use Cases
Tissen, Denis; Wiederkehr, Ingrid; Bernijazov, Ruslan; Koldewey, Christian; Dumitrescu, Roman // 2024
Digital technologies change how companies develop their products and services. Data-driven model-based systems engineering (DDMBSE) addresses this by integrating data analytics (DA) into MBSE. As an ...
SPECULATIVE DESIGN THROUGH THE LENS OF AI
Østvold Ek, Mathias; Paulsen, Magnus; Trondsen, June Kyong // 2024
This review paper explores the evolving relationship between artificial intelligence (AI) and speculative design. Through a literature review analyzing ten case studies, this paper highlights the ...
STUDENTS’ EXPERIENCES FROM USING AI IN ENGINEERING EDUCATION
Heimdal, Anette; Lande, Ingrid; Almlie, Gunvor Sofia; Roaldsøy, Eline Øverbø // 2024
Over the past year AI has become highly available for everyone, including students in higher education. Initially, the universities did not want the students to use AI in their examinational projects ...
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