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ANALYSIS AND IDENTIFICATION OF RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES IN PRODUCT DESIGN USING THE MULTIDIMENSIONAL PROJECT MODEL
Aguilar-Zambrano, J. A.; Prada-Molina, M.; Gómez-Senent, E.; González-Cruz, M. C. // 2008
This paper shows a comparative analysis of classical product design theories with Gomez-Senent multidimensional model, identifying dimensions absent from such theories and detecting research ...
APPLICATIONS OF THE THEORY OF TECHNICAL SYSTEMS - EXPERIENCES FROM THE “COPENHAGEN SCHOOL”
Andreasen, Mogens M.; McAloone, Tim C. // 2008
APPLYING TRENDS TO DESIGN: A THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK
Muir, Wood A. P.; Moultrie, J.; Eckert, C. M. // 2008
When technology and functionality are not enough to differentiate a product from its competitors, the product’s visual appearance becomes a major driver of consumer preference. But how do designers ...
CHANGING ENERGY CONSUMPTION BEHAVIOUR THROUGH SUSTAINABLE PRODUCT DESIGN
Tang, T.; Bhamra, T. // 2008
Energy consumption during the use phase of electrical products’ lifecycle has a significant environmental impact, mainly determined by the user behaviour. Product designers are in a position to ...
CO-DESIGNING BROAD SCOPE OF TECHNOLOGY-BASED APPLICATIONS IN AN EXPLORATORY PARTNERSHIP
Gillier, T.; Piat, G. // 2008
A relatively new type of innovation partnership is emerging : exploratory partnership. This partnership concerns the identification and exploration of innovation fields from emerging technologies. ...
COMPETENCE DEVELOPMENT IN AN INTERNATIONAL PRODUCT DESIGN COURSE
Kovačević, A. // 2008
The European Global Product Realisation course brings innovation to engineering education by adopting a holistic approach to the development of student competences. The students from five European ...
CONCEPTUALISATION OF PRODUCT/SERVICE-SYSTEMS THROUGH STRUCTURAL CHARACTERISTICS
Tan, A.; Andreasen, M. M.; Matzen, D. // 2008
Many manufacturers today are shifting from a product to service-orientation, where instead of the product, the activity and knowledge associated with the use is considered to be more valuable to the ...
COOPERATION OF ENGINEERING & INDUSTRIAL DESIGNERS ON INDUSTRIAL PROJECTS
Hosnedl, S.; Srp, Z.; Dvorak, J. // 2008
The paper introduces theory and methodology developed on the basis of a “map” of Engineering Design Science, which proved to be a powerfull tool for efficient and effective cooperation for the two ...
Cycles in the Multiple-Domain Matrix – Interpretation and Applications
Biedermann, W.; Lindemann, U. // 2008
Design Engineering - Needs for a Systematic Design Process
Eder, Ernst // 2008
ERROR IN ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN PROCESS: TOWARDS A COGNITIVE MODEL
Safin, S.; Leclercq, P.; Blavier, A. // 2008
In architectural design process, the human error has a particular status. The later it is detected, the more expensive it is. Moreover, some errors can not be detected given the current state of the ...
Evolved Design Thinking and the Impact on Education and Practice
Leblanc, Tatjana // 2008
HOW TO DERIVE APPLICATION-SPECIFIC DESIGN METHODOLOGIES
Weber, C. // 2008
Engineering Design Theory and Methodology is often criticised as being too general, too broad, too rigid/inflexible, too time-consuming for industrial practice. Not all of the criticism is justified, ...
Integrated Design Framework: Towards an Approach for Early Design
Christophe, François; Sell, Raivo; Coatanea, Eric; Micaëlli, Jean-Pierre // 2008
INVESTIGATIONS INTO THE DATA BASIS OF DESIGN KNOWLEDGE IN INDUSTRIAL DESIGN ENGINEERING
Uhlmann, J.; Schulze, E. E. // 2008
The article’s main topic is design knowledge within professional knowledge in design. In order to give a theoretical classification, a scheme is derived from psychology and neurosciences. Thus design ...
On-line lab-experimenta, a help for IPD-projects?
van Schenk Brill, D. // 2008
ent is more or less effective than a regular one and how it can be used in IPD-projects. Preliminary data analyses have shown that the appreciation of an online labexperiment is dependent on a number ...
Reflective Morphological Overviews as Part of Continuous Professional Development for Integral Design
Zeiler, Wim; Savanovic, Perica // 2008
REQUIREMENTS MANAGEMENT IN EARLY STAGES OF MECHATRONIC DESIGN BY VISUALISATION OF INTERDEPENDENCIES
Stechert, C.; Bauer, S.; Franke, H. J.; Meerkamm, H. // 2008
In this contribution, applications of a new Decision Making (DM) tool based on a qualitative modeling and visualization of interdependencies between requirements are shown and discussed. Concretely, ...
SUPPORT OF DESIGN ENGINEERING ACTIVITY – THE CONTACT AND CHANNEL MODEL (C&CM) IN THE CONTEXT OF PROBLEM SOLVING AND THE ROLE OF MODELLING
Albers, A.; Deigendesch, T.; Alink, T. // 2008
The Contact and Channel Model (C&CM) is a means to describe design problems on any level of abstraction, in order to provide a representation of the product as the problem situation requires. With ...
Teaching Innovative Design Reasoning: How Could C-K Theory Help?
Hatchuel, Armand; Le Masson, Pascal; Weil, Beniot // 2008
TECHNICAL PRODUCTS AND THEIR ATTRIBUTES – THEORY AND PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS
Hosnedl, Stanislav; Srp, Zbynek; Dvorak, Josef // 2008
The contribution of ergonomics in IPE-processes
Hartmann, E.; Brennecke, U. // 2008
Besides engineering design and industrial design, ergonomics is a core domain in Integrated Product Development. A crucial objective in ergonomic product design is man-machine compatibility, ...
THE PRACTISE OF KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT WITHIN THE INNOVATION PROCESS OF A COMPANY MAKING LUXURY WATCH
Alberti, P. // 2008
The present evolution of the industrial environment is characterised by a high level of uncertainty concerning the effective expectations of the market, the available technologies, the abilities to ...
THE ROLE OF NARRATIVE IN EVOLVING ENGINEERING DESIGN DOCUMENTATION
Eng, N. L.; Bracewell, R. H.; Clarkson, P. J. // 2008
Graph representations are emerging to replace more traditional narrative forms of knowledge capture. These seem to be a better fit for work with modern hyperlinked, non-linear computerized systems ...
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.