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MORPHOLOGY TO ILLUSTRATE THE MENTAL MODEL OF A DESIGN TEAM’S PROCESS
Zeiler, Wim // 2017
The need for nearly zero energy and environmentally sustainable buildings introduced further complexity in the design process of buildings. This calls for a holistic integral design approach with the ...
NARROWING THE GAP BETWEEN GENERAL DESIGN EDUCATION AND HIGHER EDUCATION IN DESIGN
Fauske, Laila Belinda // 2017
This paper illuminates the 13-year run for general design education, which developed in response to the art and design education community’s ability to build an academic community originating in ...
Navigating the common approaches to product development
Vance, Julia K.; Giambalvo, Jack; Hoffenson, Steven // 2017
Many design approaches are used and taught in industry and academia, and it is difficult even for seasoned design professionals to know which to use. These design approaches were developed in ...
On the interplay between platform concept development and production maintenance
Bokrantz, Jon; Landahl, Jonas; Levandowski, Christoffer; Skoogh, Anders; Johannesson, Hans; Isaksson, Ola // 2017
To meet a broad customer-base, platforms can be used to achieve commonality and distinctiveness among a family of products. However, producibility of product variants are typically not ensured until ...
On the relationship between affordance and expected performance
De Benetti, Nicolo; Fantoni, Gualtiero; Chiarello, Filippo; Bonaccorsi, Andrea; Fadel, Georges; Mata, Ivan // 2017
The paper describes an attempt to understand if and how product affordances and guessed performance alter the user ability to assess real performances during actual interaction with the product. The ...
Optimierung des Produktentwicklungsprozesses mittels Risikoanalyse vernetz-ter Anforderungen (Members only )
Young-Woo, Song; Abdo, Chahin; Philipp, Scholle; Beate, Bender; Iris, Gräßle; Kristin, Paetzold // 2017
This paper presents an approach towards optimization of products and development processes based on an analysis of interrelated requirements. The approach integrates three perspectives: The first one ...
Positive and negative contamination in user interactions
Baxter, Weston; Aurisicchio, Marco; Mugge, Ruth; Childs, Peter R. N. // 2017
The purpose of this paper is to present contaminated interaction as a design construct. Interactions with an object can be altered, positively, neutrally or negatively, due to some prior use. In such ...
Realisation of self-replicating production resources through tight coupling of manufacturing technologies
Goudswaard, Mark; Hicks, Ben; Nassehi, Aydin; Mathias, David // 2017
The purpose of this paper is to explore the implications of the tight coupling of manufacturing technologies and the extent to which it can facilitate the realisation of self-replicating production ...
RESULTS FROM CROSS-FERTILIZATION OF COURSES FOR IMPROVED STUDENT LEARNING
Normark, Jörgen; Öhrling, Therese; Hĺkansson, Anders // 2017
This paper describes results from the development of two new industrial design courses in order to improve student learning in both practical and theoretical skills. Practical skills, such as model ...
REVIEW OF CREATIVITY FACTORS IN FINAL YEAR DESIGN PROJECTS IN CHINA
Zhang, Yang; Bohemia, Erik; McCardle, John // 2017
This paper focuses on investigating a common phenomenon that emerges in the reformative process of China’s design education system from the traditional to ‘creativity-directed’. The investigation is ...
Rise and fall of platforms: Systematic analysis of platform dynamics thanks to axiomatic design
Legrand, Julien; Thomas, Maxime; Le Masson, Pascal; Weil, Benoît // 2017
While platforms are multiplying across industries, the laws governing their dynamic are still poorly understood. The high diversity of disciplines covering the topic, spanning from strategy ...
Robustheitssteigerung von Laufrobotern bezüglich der Unebenheit des Ter-rains (Members only )
Florian, Winter; Daniel, Schneider; Stefan, Landkammer; Rüdiger, Hornfeck; Peter, Heß; Kristin, Paetzold // 2017
While walking robots theoretically have the advantage of superior off-road capabilities in comparison to tracked or wheeled robots, they also demand tread point planning to live up to their ...
SOLVING GRAND CHALLENGES TOGETHER: A BRAZIL-NORWAY APPROACH TO TEACHING COLLABORATIVE DESIGN AND PROTOTYPING OF ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGIES AND PRODUCTS FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING
Sandnes, Frode Eika; Medola, Fasto Orsi; Berg, Arild; Rodrigues, Osmar Vicente; Mirtaheri, Peymann; Gjřvaag, Terje // 2017
This paper describes the roadmap for a long term strategic internationalization project involving two key higher education institutions in Norway and Brazil. The project involves six different yet ...
Studying design abduction in the context of novelty
Kroll, Ehud; Koskela, Lauri // 2017
Design abduction has been studied over the last several decades in order to increase our understanding in design reasoning. Yet, there is still considerable confusion and ambiguity regarding this ...
Teaching systemic design for sustainability in engineering by building eco skis
Luthe, Tobias; Lumpe, Thomas; Schwarz, Jonas; Schütz, Martin; Shea, Kristina // 2017
Resource limitations are drivers for engaging in sustainability. Systemic design approaches to address complex sustainability challenges need to be implemented more in education curricula, especially ...
The emotive qualities of patterns: Insights for design
Urquhart, Lewis William Robert; Wodehouse, Andrew // 2017
The role of pattern use in the visual arts has not been fully analysed in terms of its emotive and semantic values. Patterns have played a dominant role in art, architecture and design for thousands ...
THE ESTATE OF DRAWING—A PROVISIONAL DOMAIN OR A DOMAIN OF THE PROVISIONAL?
Barth, Theodor; Loly, Carsten; Blikstad, Bjřrn; Wislřf, Isak // 2017
The Provisional Drawing School was established in Oslo (Norway) in 1818. In 2018 the establishment of the school will be commemorated—at the occasion of the bicentennial—at the Oslo National Academy ...
THE IMPORTANCE OF PRACTISING DESIGN FOR DESIGN EDUCATORS AND RESEARCHERS
Isachsen, Sissel; Reitan, Janne Beate // 2017
This paper presents a design ‘practitioner’ in dialogue with a design ‘theorist’ about the importance of practising design for design educators and design researchers. The use of dialogue as a ...
The PSI matrix – A framework and a theory of design
Reich, Yoram; Subrahmanian, Eswaran // 2017
Real life design situations often involve addressing complex multidisciplinary problems that are hard to formulate and solve, attempted by a diverse group of people, working in different ...
The role of multidisciplinary design optimization (MDO) in the development process of complex engineering products
Papageorgiou, Athanasios; Ölvander, Johan // 2017
The work presented in this paper explores several concepts related to the design of complex engineering products and emphasizes on the effects of considering Multidisciplinary Design Optimization ...
THE VISUALLY IMPAIRED AND COOKING AS A LANDSCAPE OF PRACTICE
Medin, Malin Brekke; Skjelbred, Bente // 2017
This article discusses how the theory of learning based on landscapes of practice can be used in universal design. Universal design is the development of products and environments in such a way that ...
Theoretical explanation of “Y-gaya” through general design theory
Oizumi, Kazuya; Aoyama, Kazuhiro // 2017
“Y-gaya”, which is a habit that engineers thoroughly discuss for long period of time, has been seen as a prominent mechanism to realize synthesis of design leading to actualization of brand new ...
Towards a DT mindset tool evaluation: factors identification from theory and practice
Paparo, Marco; Dosi, Clio; Vignoli, Matteo // 2017
Several studies identify the Design Thinking mindset as the crucial aspect of the Design Thinking implementation in organisations. However, it is not clear how to measure the DT mindset in ...
Towards a model of the open-design process: Using the grounded theory for modelling implicit design processes
Boisseau, Etienne; Bouchard, Carole; Omhover, Jean-François // 2017
The open-source approach arose in the computer industry. It now also impacts physical goods. In order to benefit from alleged benefit of open-design for tangible artefact, it appears needed to model ...
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.