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Introducing New Design Disciplines into a Traditional Industrial Design Program
Howell, Bryan F.; Stark, Camilla Gwendolyn; Christiansen, Tyler James; Hofstrand, Ryan Hunter; Pettit, Janae Lois; Van Slooten, Samantha Nieves; Willett, Kathryn Joyce // 2016
The disciplines of design and design research are rapidly transforming. Sanders and Stappers (2013) illustrate how traditional design disciplines focused on product are being replaced with emerging ...
Introducing Students to Conceptual Frameworks for Insight-Driven Projects
Richard, Fry // 2016
In order to increase their design creativity in a third-year, externally sponsored project experience, second-year industrial design students are introduced to the skills critical for performance in ...
MODEL GRANULARITY AND RELATED CONCEPTS
Maier, J. F.; Eckert, C. M.; Clarkson, P. J. // 2016
Models are integral to engineering design and basis for many decisions. Therefore, it is necessary to comprehend how a model’s properties might influence its behaviour. Model granularity is an ...
NEEDS ELICITATION FOR NOVEL PERVASIVE HEALTHCARE TECHNOLOGY
Thorpe, J. R.; Forchhammer, B. H.; Maier, A. // 2016
Healthcare is moving out of the clinic into our everyday lives with rising trends in eHealth and pervasive technology. One challenge this poses is how to elicit diverse needs from users limited by ...
NETWORK INSIGHTS FOR PARTNER SELECTION IN INTER-ORGANISATIONAL NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS
Parraguez, P.; Maier, A. // 2016
Selecting partners for inter-organisational new product development (NPD) projects is an important yet under-supported task. This paper provides decision-support for the collaboration stages of ...
Observation of a Highly Innovative Group – Directions for Future Research
Julie, Linsey; Randii, Wessen; John, Ziemer // 2016
Within NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, the Architecture-Team (A-Team) facilitates group sessions focused on very early conceptual design. The A-Team contains expertise in tools, methods, and ...
POSITION PAPER: DESIGNING COMPLEX SYSTEMS TO SUPPORT INTERDISCIPLINARY COGNITIVE WORK
Greene, M.; Papalambros, P. Y.; McGowan, A.-M. // 2016
The size and complexity of modern engineered systems create grand challenges for designers. Systems- and subsystems-level information is widely distributed, and comprehensive knowledge of the system ...
Preparing design students for the real world: Assessing the Interdisciplinary Group Project at the Salzburg University of Applied Sciences
Schranzer, Marcus; Leube, Michael // 2016
Above all, students of applied sciences need to be well prepared for their professional life and thus we ask ourselves at the Salzburg University of Applied Sciences (FHS): “How adequately can a ...
SELECTING SUCCESFUL DESIGN: A WAY TO EXPLORE THE BEST FIT BETWEEN BRANDS AND TARGET GROUPS
Offringa, Marleen; Mulder-Nijkamp, Maaike // 2016
During the bachelor and master program of Industrial Design at the University of Twente students are
taught to make well-informed decisions and draw well-founded conclusions. However, ...
SMART LIGHTING CUSTOMIZATION SERVICE; ASSOCIATION OF HUMAN SUBJECTIVE EVALUATION WITH PHYSICAL CONTEXT INFORMATION (Members only )
Choi, Yu Jin; Ahn, Eunkyung; Choe, Yunhwa; Kim, Yong Se // 2016
This research was conducted in cooperation with LED lighting manufacturing company for the development project of manufacturing servitization support framework in coffee shops. Product-Service ...
STUDENT DRIVEN WORKSHOPS AS MEANS TO ENHANCE DESIGN KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS
Skjelbred, Bente // 2016
This paper provides a psychological and design didactical view on student driven workshops to
promote learning as part of a design process. Students have, through observational learning, ...
THE NATURE AS AN INSPIRATION TO ENCOURAGE USERS TO EXTEND THE LIFE OF PACKAGING
Johansen, Linn Victoria; Berg, Arild // 2016
Biomimicry depends on three key principles: nature as a model, nature as a goal and nature as a
mentor. By studying nature, there may be several answers to challenges that have already been ...
TRIPLE-LOOP-LEARNING: AN INSTRUMENTATION MODEL FOR ENGINEERING DESIGN INNOVATION EDUCATION
Berglund, Anders; Leifer, Larry // 2016
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research in a purely qualitative sense. The authors, both highly experienced educators, are reflecting
upon their practice of delivering team-based new product development courses at ...
VALIDATION OF THE ECO-TRANSFORMITY METHOD
Midžić, I.; Štorga, M.; Marjanović, D. // 2016
This paper presents validation of a method for qualitative environmental evaluation of product concepts. The basis of the Eco-transformity method are five environmental criteria. Criteria outcomes ...
What Captures Gaze in Visual Design? Insights from Cognitive Psychology
Andersen, Emil; Maier, Anja // 2016
Visual information is vital for user behaviour and thus of utmost importance to design. Consequently, tracking and interpreting gaze data has been the target of increasing amounts of research in ...
‘What Ideality Tool’ (The WIT) for Product Design Briefs Fusion and Confluence in Design Management
Weiss, Alon; Avital, Iko; Das, A.K.; Gedalya, Mazor // 2016
This article presents the essential advantages in using an innovative design tool that enhances the values of sustainable design management, applicable for product designers and design managers, ...
A FRAMEWORK FOR QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS OF GOVERNMENT POLICY INFLUENCE ON ELECTRIC VEHICLE MARKET
Kang, Namwoo; Emmanoulopoulos, Manos; Ren, Yi; Feinberg, Fred M.; Papalambros, Panos Y. // 2015
There is increased government intervention worldwide towards supporting growth of the global Electric Vehicle (EV) market motivated by public interest in greenhouse gas emission reduction and energy ...
A FRAMEWORK OF WORKING ACROSS DISCIPLINES IN EARLY DESIGN AND R&D OF LARGE COMPLEX ENGINEERED SYSTEMS
McGowan, Anna-Maria Rivas; Papalambros, Panos; Baker, Wayne // 2015
This paper examines four primary methods of working across disciplines during R&D and early design of large-scale complex engineered systems such as aerospace systems. A conceptualized framework, ...
CONCEPT AND STRUCTURE OF A NEW MASTER-PROGRAMM "SYSTEMS ENGINEERING"
Paetzold, Kristin; Roger, Förstner; Clara, Tillmanns // 2015
Nowadays engineered systems become more and more complex and more and more systems are complex due to the technological developments. At the same time there is a lack of good and systematically ...
Creative Systems that Generate and Explore
Kelly, N.; Gero, J. S. // 2015
This paper describes generate and explore as a paradigm for models of computational creativity. It describes the difference between search within a conceptual space and exploration in changing ...
CROWDSOURCING FOR SEARCH OF DISASTER VICTIMS: A PRELIMINARY STUDY FOR SEARCH SYSTEM DESIGN
Burnap, Alex; Barto, Charlie; Johnson-Roberson, Matthew; Ren, Max Yi; Gonzalez, Richard; Papalambros, Panos Y. // 2015
Teams of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) have been suggested as sensor platforms for disaster victim search systems used shortly after natural disasters such as an earthquake or tsunami. Previous ...
DESIGN FOR BEHAVIOR CHANGE: AN ELABORATION-BASED APPROACH TO PERSUASION IN PRODUCT DESIGN
Montazeri, Soodeh; Panos, Papalambros; Rich, Gonzales // 2015
This paper investigates the premise that products can be designed in a principled persuasive way to induce behavior change; specifically it explores how designers can adopt behavior change theories ...
DESIGN REPOSITORY & ANALOGY COMPUTATION VIA UNIT-LANGUAGE ANALYSIS (DRACULA) MATCHING ALGORITHM DEVELOPMENT
Briana, Lucero; Julie, Linsey; Turner, Cameron // 2015
Analogical reasoning is not the only approach for achieving innovation, but it is a highly effective and noted method. To avoid relying on chance identification of analogies through unique individual ...
DIFFERENT LEVELS OF PRODUCT MODEL GRANULARITY IN DESIGN PROCESS SIMULATION
Maier, Jakob F.; Eckert, Claudia M.; Clarkson, P. John // 2015
The design of many products is incremental, based on a prior architecture and may be thought of as a series of changes to an existing design. Nonetheless, design changes and their propagation ...
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.