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FACILITATING INDUSTRIAL ADOPTION OF DESIGN METHODS FOR PRODUCT-SERVICE SYSTEMS
Matschewsky, Johannes; Lindahl, Mattias; Sakao, Tomohiko // 2015
In contrast to increasing evidence detailing both economic and environmental advantages of Product-Service Systems (PSS), the number of PSS provided in the market is still limited. Limited adoption ...
FAIRNESS AND MANIPULATION: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF ARROW’S IMPOSSIBILITY THEOREM
McComb, Christopher; Goucher-Lambert, Kosa; Cagan, Jonathan // 2015
The design process often requires work by teams, rather than individuals. During these times it is likely that situations will arise in which members of a team have different opinions, yet a group ...
FBS MODELS: AN ATTEMPT AT RECONCILIATION TOWARDS A COMMON REPRESENTATION
Spreafico, Christian; Fantoni, Gualtiero; Russo, Davide // 2015
FBS is one of the most followed and studied design theories, as evidenced by the numerous investigations and rework on the subject. It is often used to provide a better understanding on existing ...
FEATHERS, A BIMANUAL UPPER LIMB REHABILITATION PLATFORM: A CASE STUDY OF USER-CENTRED APPROACH IN REHABILITATION DEVICE DESIGN
Shirzad, Navid; Valdés, Bulmaro A.; Hung, Chai-Ting; Law, Mimi; Hay, Justin; Van der Loos, H.F. Machiel // 2015
The healthcare sector is increasingly becoming dependent on medical devices and technologies. This is facilitated, in part, by the emphasis that is being put on the robustness of the design of ...
FEATURE BASED INTERPRETATION AND RECONSTRUCTION OF STRUCTURAL TOPOLOGY OPTIMIZATION RESULTS
Stangl, Thomas; Wartzack, Sandro // 2015
The application of structural topology optimization is a common computer aided method to define the ideal design of a mechanical part. However, the problem remains, that the optimized component in ...
FIRING UP SUSTAINABLE BEHAVIOUR
Daae, Johannes; Boks, Casper; Goile, Franziska; Seljeskog, Morten // 2015
For many products there is a substantial potential for reducing environmental impacts by altering the way people interact with them. The current work investigates the potential for improving the way ...
FORM FOLLOWS DATA: A METHOD TO SUPPORT CONCEPT GENERATION COUPLING EXPERIENCE DESIGN WITH MOTION CAPTURE.
Camere, Serena; Caruso, Giandomenico; Bordegoni, Monica; Di Bartolo, Carmelo; Mauri, Duccio; Pisino, Enrico // 2015
Human movements express non-verbal communication: the way humans move, live and act within a space influences and reflects the experience with a product. The study of postures and gestures can bring ...
FORMULATIONS OF PARADIGMS OF TECHNICAL INHERITANCE
Mozgova, Iryna; Lachmayer, Roland; Gottwald, Philipp // 2015
The fourth industrial revolution is associated with changing production and design principles of machine parts. The purpose of this study is the development, elaboration and practical testing of an ...
FRAMEWORK FOR DIAGNOSING STANDARDIZATION POTENTIAL IN CURRENT PRODUCT RANGE
Chandra, Sushil // 2015
Standardization and innovation are two contradictory but essential requirements of modern design. Standardization improves operational efficiency and innovation which essentially results in ...
FRAMING IN DESIGN: A FORMAL ANALYSIS AND FAILURE MODES
Vermaas, Pieter; Dorst, Kees; Thurgood, Clementine // 2015
This contribution presents a formal description of the design practice of framing and identifies two general modes in which framing can lead to failure in design projects. The first is called the ...
FROM NATURES PROTOTYPES TO NATURAL PROTOTYPING
Bruce, Fraser; Baxter, Seaton // 2015
Most educational courses in Product Design and Engineering feature the practice of prototyping. We define prototypes by two conditions. They are both the first model and one which gives rise ...
FROM SIMULATION TO INVENTION, BEYOND THE PARETO-FRONTIER
Dubois, Sebastien; Lin, Lei; De Guio, Roland; Rasovska, Ivana // 2015
In this article, the authors will present a general approach to build a continuum between optimization and dialectic based invention (problem solving) methods. The building of this continuum is ...
FUNCTIONAL ASSEMBLY USING SYNAPTIC NETWORKS: THEORY AND A DEMONSTRATION CASE STUDY
Mavrikas, Georgios; Spitas, Vasilios; Spitas, Christos // 2015
This paper proposes a methodology for the functional assembly of parts by creating synaptic networks between parts. Each synapsis contains both relative placement of part surfaces and features as ...
FUSION OF OLD AND NEW, CREATIVITY IN EDUCATIONAL AND HISTORICAL WAY: BOARD GAME WITH SERVICESCAPE CONCEPT IN TAIPEI TECH UNIVERSITY TOWN.
Wang, Sheng-Ming; Huang, Chieh Ju // 2015
The quality of life is a feeling of well-being, fulfilment, or satisfaction on the part of residents or visitors to that place. Smart Cities is the answer and a response to these challenges. Four ...
FUTURE INDUSTRIAL DESIGN SPECIALISATIONS: A CENTRE FOR HIGH PERFORMANCE COMPOSITES
Trathen, Stephen; Pianca, Eddi; Montana Hoyas, Carlos; Shelley, Bill // 2015
This paper explores the potential to apply practice-led research findings to reforms in design
education. Recent research in design for sports highlights the need for optimum use of ...
GATHERING STRUCTURED REFLECTION IN THE FURNITURE BUSINESS BY TREND MAPPING
Frei, Andrea; Eriksen, Kaare // 2015
Setting up the direction for new product designs in the furniture business can be more or less
structured and in many situations the idea for new design concepts, constructions, details, colouring ...
GENERATING HYBRID GEOMETRY MODELS FOR MORE PRECISE SIMULATIONS BY COMBINING PARAMETRIC CAD-MODELS WITH 3D SURFACE SCANNED GEOMETRY INSERTS
Katona, Sebastian; Koch, Michael; Wartzack, Sandro // 2015
In general, every component shows differences to its ideal geometry of the designed CAD-model, i.e. due to deformations in the production process. Despite knowing the effects of deformations, the ...
GENERATIVE PROTOTYPE ITERATION IN THEFRONT END OF THE DESIGN PROCESS
McKenzie, David // 2015
Iterative prototyping has traditionally enabled engineers and designers to test concepts in the latter stages of development once problem and solution have been defined. Exploring the use of this ...
GENERIC TECHNIQUE AND THE DYNAMICS OF TECHNOLOGIES: USING MATROID AND DESIGN THEORY TO DESIGN TECHNIQUES WITH SYSTEMIC IMPACT
Le Masson, Pascal; Hatchuel, Armand; Kokshagina, Olga; Weil, Benoit // 2015
As underlined in Arthur s book the nature of technology we are very knowledgeable on the design of objects, services or technical systems, but we don t know much on the dynamics of ...
GOOD BENEFACTORS MANAGING DESIGNEXPECTATIONS
Thomas, Vicki // 2015
Product design graduates can present themselves as over confident, unrealistic and even arrogant to potential clients. They seem to assume knowledge about their benefactors and have some false ...
GRAPHICAL SUPPORT ADAPTED TO DESIGNERS FOR THE SELECTION OF AN OPTIMAL SOLUTION IN DESIGN BY SHOPPING
Abi Akle, Audrey; Minel, Stéphanie; Yannou, Bernard // 2015
Design space exploration, that is an embodiment of a paradigm Design by Shopping, refers to the systematic activity of discovery and evaluation of the elements in the design space in order to ...
Graphical Triangularization (Members only )
Strattner, M.; Fank, P.; Braun, T. // 2015
Within this paper, an approach is presented for graphical illustration of triangularization algorithms. Thereby the benefit of representing complex content in a Design Structure Matrix (DSM) and a ...
GUIDELINES FOR COMPETENCE ASSESSMENT IN ENGINEERING EDUCATION AN IMPLEMENTATION IN PROJECT NUSAL
Albers, Albert; Butenko, Viktoriia; Breitschuh, Jan; Walter, Benjamin; Drechsler, Sandra; Burkardt, Norbert // 2015
Methods of competence modelling and assessment used in psychological research hold high potential for gaining insight into requirements to engineers in product design. The contribution describes ...
HANDLING PRODUCT VARIETY IN A MIXED-PRODUCT ASSEMBLY LINE: A CASE STUDY
Asadi, Narges; Jackson, Mats; Fundin, Anders // 2015
In today s fast-changing global market, using mixed-product assembly lines (MPALs) and mixed-model assembly lines (MMALs) allows manufacturing companies to be flexible and to maintain their ...
Boolean Searches
The following examples demonstrate some search strings that use boolean operators:
- design community
Find rows that contain at least one of the two words. - +design +community
Find rows that contain both words. - +design community
Find rows that contain the word “design”, but rank rows higher if they also contain “community”. - +design -community
Find rows that contain the word “design” but not “community”. - +design ~community
Find rows that contain the word “design”, but if the row also contains the word “community”, rate it lower than if row does not. - +design +(>community <decisions)
Find rows that contain the words “design” and “community”, or “design” and “decisions” (in any order), but rank “design community” higher than “design decisions” - design*
Find rows that contain words such as “design”, “designs”, “designing”, or “designer”. - "some words"
Find rows that contain the exact phrase “some words” (for example, rows that contain “some words of wisdom” but not “some noise words”). Note that the " characters that enclose the phrase are operator characters that delimit the phrase. They are not the quotation marks that enclose the search string itself.