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Problem Based Learning versus Design Thinking in Team Based Project Work

Stokholm, Marianne // 2014
All educations at Aalborg University has since 1974 been rooted in Problem Based Learning (PBL). In 1999 a new education in Industrial design was set up, introducing Design Based Learning (DBL). ...

PROBLEM-SOLVING TEAMS: COMMONALITIES AND DIFFERENCES OF OPERATIONAL AND DESIGN TEAMS

Schaub, H. // 2014
Design teams need, like operational teams, shared team mental models for different type of teams acting in complex technical systems. The significance of contextual characteristics of the task in ...

PROCEDURE MODEL FOR THE INDICATION OF CHANGE PROPAGATION

Helms, S.; Behncke, F.G.H.; Lindl // 2014
Engineering changes (EC) are part of product development and are both source of innovation and costs. Their propagation challenges product development and occur wherever there are dependencies within ...

Product Design Education: Different Perspectives

Connor, Christopher John; Beckwith, Mark // 2014
This paper explores the differing approaches and experiences of two tertiary level courses provided by two UK University providers within the Product Design subject area. Both institutions provide ...

PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT IN CHINA: COMPARISON BETWEEN DANISH AND CHINESE COMPANIES

Li, X.; Ahmed-Kristensen, S. // 2014
The manufacturing industry is interested in emerging markets, together with gaps in literature point to the need of new knowledge about product development in China and other emerging lands. The ...

PRODUCT LIFE CYCLE DISPOSITION MODEL

Halonen ,N.; Lehtonen ,T.; Pakkanen ,J.; Juuti, T.; Ellman, A.; Riitahuhta, A. // 2014
This paper introduces Product Life Cycle Disposition Model (PLDM), which is an explanatory model to improve the understanding of dispositional mechanisms within product development projects to ...

Promoting Environmental Sustainability by Fostering a Culture of Material Ethics

Chance, Shannon; O'Rourke, Pearl // 2014
Creating a culture of ‘material ethics’ can help engineers and product designers in the quest to achieve environmental sustainability. By framing this particular issue and focusing attention on it, ...

PROPOSAL OF A DESIGN SUPPORT TOOL FOR EMPLOYEES TO REPRESENT SERVICES

Watanabe, K.; Fujimitsu, S.; Harada, Y.; Niino ,Y.; Kobayakawa ,M.; Yamada, K.; Sunaga, T.; Sakamoto, Y.; Nishimura, T.; Motomura,Y. // 2014
Recently, various service design methods and tools have been developed and introduced into actual service fields. Meanwhile, many of service firms do not have sufficient financial and human resources ...

PROPOSAL TO IDENTIFY THE ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS TO CONSTRUCT A USER EXPERIENCE MODEL WITH THE PRODUCT USING THE THEMATIC ANALYSIS TECHNIQUE

Ariza, N.; Maya ,J. // 2014
User experience, UX, has become very important to product design today as a way to add value and differentiate products. Many different UX models exist but most of them lack of empirical research ...

PROTOTYPING WITH LASER CUTTERS IN LARGE ENGINEERING DESIGN CLASSES

Meboldt, M.; Lohmeyer, Q.; Leutenecker ,B. // 2014
Laser cutters are small machine tools that process CAD data to accurately cut sheet material made of wood or acrylic glass. This paper investigates the question of how prototyping with laser cutters ...

Public Bicycles: How the Concept of Human-Oriented ‘Mobility Sharing’ Technology can Influence Travel Behaviour Norms and Reshape Design Education

Nikitas, Alexandros; Wallgren, Pontus; Rahe, Ulrike // 2014
se systems are currently on three dissimilar operational phases spanning from bidding for funding to actually having a fairly successful system already in place. As a matter of fact, the choice of ...

Putting Something into Play – Reflections on Video as a Creative Tool in Design

Vibeke, Sj // 2014
In design, video is typically used as a tool for presentation, instruction, or observation. The use of video for creation and discovery as part of the design process is new terrain. This article ...

QUANTIFYING SHAPE DESCRIPTORS FOR AESTHETIC CONCEPTS

Zuniga, M.D.; Prieto, P.A.; Fantoni, G. // 2014
A new approach to quantitatively estimate the degree of perception of aesthetic concepts for object silhouettes is proposed. First, a survey has been conducted to obtain statistical measurements of ...

Raising Designers' Awareness of User Experience by Mobile Eye Tracking Records

Mussgnug, Moritz; Lohmeyer, Quentin; Meboldt, Mirko // 2014
Understanding the interaction between a user and a product in different areas of application provides an excellent basis for the development of innovative user-oriented products. ...

Re-Assessment of the Crafted Means of Production in Industrial Design

Caro del Castillo Hernandez, Jorge Andres; Berg, Arild // 2014
This paper discusses the ways in which a reassessment of the crafted means of production could help provide the workers in the production segments of the design industry with improved conditions and ...

Reasoning Processes Involved in ICT-mediated Design Communication

Pauwels, Pieter; Morkel, Jolanda; Bod, Rens // 2014
Conversational interaction is central to architectural design practice. New information and communication technologies (ICT) change the designer’s traditional way of communicating and interacting. ...

Reciprocal enrichment of two Multi-Domain Matrices to improve accuracy of vehicle development project interdependencies modeling and analysis  (Members only )

Jaber, H.; Marle, F.; Vidal, L.- A.; Didiez, L. // 2014
This paper presents two Multi-Domain Matrix-based models of propagation analysis within a vehicle development project. The aim is to reduce the gap between these models and the reality of propagation ...

Reflection in Design Education Using Visual Technology

Stoltenberg, Einar; Sj, Vibeke // 2014
Product design students are trained to express themselves through visual media like two-dimensional (2D) and 3D drawing, prototyping, and digital media. Thus, written language is not always their ...

Representation and Evaluation of Product Design in Research Assessment Exercises: A Case Study of the UK Ref 2014

Maher, Carmel; Hadfield, Mark; Hutchings, Maggie; de Eyto, Adam // 2014
The social practice of design and design research and is continually evolving to meet the needs of society. Its representation and evaluation in research assessment exercises, such as the UK ...

Reshuffling collaborative decision-making organization using a Decision-Decision MDM  (Members only )

Marle, F.; Jankovic, M,; Jaber, H. // 2014
Numerous intertwined decisions have to be made in early design processes. One issue is that they involve many actors, meaning that many relationships exist between these actors. This paper aims at ...

Roadmap and Toolbox for the Ideation Stage of the Development Process of Product Service Systems

Dewit, Ivo; De Roeck, Dries; Baelus, Chris // 2014
Product service systems (PSS) provide an opportunity to create innovative interactions between consumers, the products and services they use and the providers offering these products. In contrast to ...

ROBUST TOLERANCE DESIGN OF SYSTEMS WITH VARYING AMBIENT TEMPERATURE INFLUENCE DUE TO WORLDWIDE MANUFACTURING AND OPERATION

Spruegel ,T.C.; Walter, M.; Wartzack, S. // 2014
In today’s industrial environment products must be developed and brought to market in short time. Thereby the product developer faces additional challenges, such as globally distributed manufacture ...

RP vs Workshop: How Modelling Methods affect Early Design Development

Underwood, Gary // 2014
has long been established as a crucial part of the Product Design process. In recent years Rapid Prototyping (RP) has played an increasingly important role in this area, within industry and ...

SCENARIO ANALYSIS OF RENEWABLE ENERGY BUSINESSES: A CASE STUDY OF WOODY BIOMASS IN A JAPANESE RURAL COMMUNITY

Kishita, Y.; Nakatsuka ,N.; Fuchigami ,Y.; Akamatsu, F. // 2014
Toward realizing a low-carbon society, much attention is paid to renewable energy businesses. To clarify conditions for economically sustainable renewable energy businesses, this paper undertakes ...

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