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The Semiotics Approach to Chinese Kitchen SystemArchitecture Design Base on the Cooking Activity (Members only )
Hu, Fei; Shen, Xipeng; Zhang, Xi // 2015
China cuisine culture also called Chinese food culture is an important part of China culture in the aspect of cooking and leisure. Cultural differences are not only reflected in Chinese food, but ...
THE SENSORY DELIVERY ROOMS OF THE FUTURE: TRANSLATING KNOWLEGE ACROSS BOUNDARIES IN A PUBLIC-PRIVATE INNOVATION PARTNERSHIP
Pedersen, Signe // 2015
One of the biggest challenges when co-designing new and innovative products, services or systems is to handle the different knowledge perspectives of the involved project partners. In design and ...
THE SHAPE OF LIGHT: AN INTERACTIVE APPROACH TO SMART MATERIALS
Piselli, Agnese (1,2); Garbagnoli, Paola (1,2); Cavarretta, Giorgia (1); Del Curto, Barbara (1,2) // 2015
The research is focused on designing interactive products, in particular on the process that leads to the conception of innovative interfaces. The interfaces discussed are tangible interfaces, which ...
THE SHARING ECONOMY AND DESIGN
Smith, J Drew; Morgan, David; Howell, Bryan // 2015
The sharing economy is gaining momentum and changing the way people think about and interact
with products. The commercial economy has created a culture of conspicuous consumption, where
status is ...
The UIPC-Monitor Tool for Augmenting Idea Maturity with Proofs of Utility Innovation Profitablilty and Concept
Yannou, B.; Farel, R.; Cluzel, F. // 2015
A lot of work is done on ideation metrics but less is done for innovation metrics, i.e. monitoring an ideation process with the goal of augmenting idea maturity and increasing likelihood for the idea ...
THE USE AND VALUE OF DIFFERENT CO-CREATION AND TOOLS IN THE DESIGN PROCESS.
Ali, Abu; Liem, Andre // 2015
When company representatives, academics, and design consultants engage in research and practice involving co-creation, it is usually conducted in a business context, driven by consumerism, and ...
THE USE OF MULTISENSORY FEEDBACK TO MAKE USERS BEHAVE IN A SUSTAINABLE WAY
Graziosi, Serena; Ferrise, Francesco; Costanzi, Alessandro Achille Maria; Bordegoni, Monica // 2015
The paper proposes an alternative approach to well-known feedback solutions, such as visual displays or warning sound messages, to make users perceptually aware of the energy consumption occurring ...
THE VALUE OF PROTOTYPES IN THE EARLY DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT PROCESS
Isa, Siti Salwa; Liem, Andre; Steinert, Martin // 2015
Prototypes are considered to be efficient tools in engineering design as they help to reveal flaws in ideas and concepts, highlighting problems to be solved. Limited research has been conducted in ...
Three Design Principles for Higher Order Thinking – Ascending Order of Complexity and Descending Order of Response
Mange, P. A.; Adane, V.S.; Nafde, R.R. // 2015
The paper aims at identification of methodical process to bridge disparities between the learning and teaching process of architectural design at architectural schools. This disparity was observed ...
Towards a Comprehensive Test of Problem Formulation Skill in Design
Dinar, M.; Shah, J. J.; Todeti, S. R. // 2015
A battery of tests for assessing a number of cognitive skills relevant to conceptual design is being developed. Tests on divergent thinking (DT), visual thinking (VT), and qualitative reasoning (QR) ...
TOWARDS A DECISION SUPPORT FRAMEWORK FOR SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE DESIGN
Ben Hamida, Sonia; Jankovic, Marija; Callot, Martine; Monceaux, Anne; Eckert, Claudia // 2015
Early phase design phases of more and more complex systems enhance the need for a more interdependent decision-making process across design disciplines and processes. No clear system architecture ...
TOWARDS GENETIC MODELING OF MACHINES FOR ENGINEERING DESIGN SYNTHESIS
Shah, Jami // 2015
A novel physics based model of engineered artifacts is described analogical to molecular biology which tells us function and behavior are encoded in organisms. Each gene encodes what particular ...
TOWARDS IMPROVEMENT OF INTERACTION AESTHETICS OF MOBILE MUSIC LISTENING JOURNEYS
Sen, Guezin; Sener, Bahar // 2015
Mobile music listening can be traced back to the introduction of Sony Walkman that upgraded music players both with privacy and portability. With the mobile listening media, our daily journeys in ...
TOWARDS PRODUCT PLATFORM INTRODUCTION: OPTIMISING COMMONALITY OF COMPONENTS.
Zapico, Miguel; Eckert, Claudia; Jowers, Iestyn; Earl, Christopher // 2015
Companies that design and manufacture products for a wide range of related applications need to offer the right product for each use. A platform design strategy allows designing the product range ...
TOWARDS THE CHEQUERED FLAG: A COLLABORATIVE CROSS LEVEL ENGINEERING APPRECIATION CHALLENGE FOR BSC PRODUCT DESIGN STUDENTS
Watkins, Matthew; Crisp, Alan; Harmer, Luke // 2015
This paper concerns pedagogic research, which explores the process and student benefits of a collaborative ‘design and build’ engineering team activity. The need remains, post Finniston, for students ...
TOWARDS THE NEXT GENERATION OF DESIGN PROCESS MODELS: A GAP ANALYSIS OF EXISTING MODELS
Costa, Daniel Guzzo; Macul, Victor Cussiol; Costa, Janaina Mascarenhas Hornos; Exner, Konrad; Pförtner, Anne; Stark, Rainer; Rozenfeld, Henrique // 2015
Companies that follow a reference process are usually more successful. Over the last decades many different reference process models have been developed primarily in academia. Nevertheless, many ...
TURNING INTERACTION DESIGN STUDENTS INTO CO-RESEARCHERS: HOW WE TRIED THIS AND SOMEWHAT FAILED
Rexfelt, Oskar; Wallgren, Pontus; Nikitas // 2015
There are many potential benefits of involving university students in research (as researchers, not subjects). It can help students to increase their retentive knowledge in the subject they study, ...
Uncertainty and Decision Making in Product Design: A Fuzzy Approach
Kumar, P.; Tandon, P. // 2015
Design of any product is associated with a number of elements like technical parameters, material properties, functional and geometrical interdependence, etc. A balance between the technical ...
UNCONSCIOUS INTERACTION BETWEEN HUMAN COGNITION AND BEHAVIOUR IN EVERYDAY PRODUCT: A STUDY OF PRODUCT FORM ENTITIES THROUGH FREEHAND SKETCHING USING DESIGN SYNTACTIC ANALYSIS
Jameel Mohamed Kamil, Shahriman // 2015
The development, advancement and critical study of design thinking challenges designers to explore
every possible factor in high value innovative design concepts. Designers must expand their ...
UNDERSTAND THE DESIGN REQUIREMENT IN COMPANIES
Li, Xuemeng; Ahmed-Kristensen, Saeema // 2015
Design requirement identification is often the initial step in the product development process, for market-pull cases. Understanding the nature of design requirements and the sources, from where they ...
UNDERSTANDING AND CREATING 3D FORMS USING FAMILIAR OBJECTS
Zahedi, Mithra; Azouz, Zoubeir // 2015
ribe three-dimensional (3D) forms in two dimensions. However, given the aptitude of today’s students to operate 3Dmodelling software and the general accessibility of current technology, spatial ...
UNDERSTANDING ENGINEERING PROJECTS: AN INTEGRATED VEHICLE HEALTH MANAGEMENT APPROACH TO ENGINEERING PROJECT MONITORING
Snider, Chris; Gopsill, James A.; Jones, Simon; Shi, Lei; Hicks, Ben // 2015
Due to heterogeneity in engineering projects and the contexts in which they occur, it is challenging to develop generic methods for monitoring and management. Particularly in large projects, high ...
UNDERSTANDING THE CHARACTERISTICS BETWEEN DESIGN AND NON-DESIGN BACKGROUND STUDENTS IN PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT PROCESS AND ITS IMPLICATIONS
Kim, Chajoong; Kim, Yeonghun // 2015
As only technical advancement in the market is not enough to meet increasingly higher expectations of users, companies have tried to take the initiative through multi-disciplinary approach in the ...
UNFOLDING THE DESIGN PROCESS ARCHITECTURE: A NETWORKED PERSPECTIVE ON ACTIVITIES
Parraguez, Pedro; Maier, Anja M. // 2015
A number of network-based process models have been developed to guide the design of engineering systems. Many such models represent design activities only as single nodes. As a result, the ...
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.