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INFORMAL MULTIDISCIPLINARY COLLABORATIONS: ADDING PERSPECTIVE AND VALUE

Umstead, Kelly; Moeller, Preston // 2018
It is well-accepted that multidisciplinary collaborations produce higher quality product development output than work from singular disciplines. Partnerships between industrial designers and ...

INFORMATION FEEDBACK IN PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT: ANALYSING PRACTICAL CASES

Wellsandt, Stefan; Thoben, Klaus-Dieter; Klein, Patrick // 2018
Information feedback is an important driver of iteration in development projects. Feedback emerges for various reasons and from different information sources and channels. This paper seeks to support ...

Making a difference: Integrating physiological and psychological needs in user description

Schröppel, Tina; Wartzack, Sandro // 2018
Products particularly designed to support physically impaired people often contain for example big buttons in order to remain easy to use and handy for users suffering from diseases like rheumatism, ...

Managing Assumptions during Analysis - Study on successful Approaches of Design Engineers

Matthiesen, Sven; Nelius, Thomas // 2018
The analysis of technical systems is the basis for a successful product development. Only a detailed understanding of the design problem allows the synthesis of a successful solution. To synthesize ...

Methodical Evaluation of Sensor Positions for Condition Monitoring of Gears

Martin, Georg; Vogel, Sven; Schirra, Tobias; Vorwerk-Handing, Gunnar; Kirchner, Eckhard // 2018
With the increasing digitalization of mechanical engineering and the development of mechanical systems into cyber-physical systems, predictive maintenance and condition monitoring have become more ...

PERCEIVED QUALITY OF THE SPLIT-LINE DESIGN AND QUALITY

Striegel, Serena Simone; Zielinski, Daniel // 2018
Increasing customer expectations towards high product quality and shorter product development cycles require new and standardized methods to asses a product’s quality on an objective level. The ...

PRODUCTIVE CHAINS OF PEACE

Rodríguez, Judith Amparo // 2018
This project was developed by ASOMENORES, a social foundation which aims the resocialisation of criminal Juvenile Offenders’ Law in Bolivar Department in Colombia, in association with the Industrial ...

PURSUING DIVERSITY IN ENGINEERING EDUCATION; A CASE STUDY ON R&DI-COOPERATION WITHIN CIVIL ENGINEERING

Thorstensen, Rein Terje; Svennevig, Paul Ragnar; Larsen, Ingrid Lande // 2018
This paper describes how cooperation on research, development and innovation (RD&I) between building-clients, industry, and the university was initiated and facilitated to develop (localised) ...

Risk management practices in product development companies

Schulte, Jesko; Hallstedt, Sophie I. // 2018
Product development (PD) is inherently linked to taking and managing risks. For risk management (RM) to be truly effective, it cannot be treated in product development in isolation. Instead, a ...

STRATEGIES TO REDEFINE THE PROBLEM EXPLORATION SPACE FOR DESIGN INNOVATION

McKilligan, Seda; Creeger, Samantha // 2018
Designers are used to solving problems that are given to them, leading them to focus on creating feasible solutions rather than exploring novel perspectives on the presented problems. Creative ...

TESTING DESIGN STIMULI FOR DESIGN-BYANALOGY ON A LARGE SET OF DESIGNERS

Lizhen Jia, Niccolò Becattini, Gaetano Cascini, Runhua Tan // 2018
This paper presents evidence supporting the hypothesis that, for designers not specifically trained in designing-by-analogy, the sources of inspiration that share the same (sub-functions) and context ...

The Way We Design: A design process and manual for industrial product development

Kenger, Patrick // 2018
The design work made by designing engineers need to be clearly defined and structured. The design process to follow should naturally lead to a systematic design work that reduce wasteful work, and ...

VITALISING HEALTH PROMOTING TECHNOLOGY FOR ELDERLY IN DESIGN EDUCATION

Cappelen, Birgitta; Andersson, Anders-Petter // 2018
In this paper, we reflect on developing a course in design of health promoting technology for elderly, within the field of Tangible Interaction Design (TID). The pedagogical goal is to develop ...

"Elderpersonas" adapting personas to understand the real needs of elderly people

Gonzalez de Heredia, Arantxa; Justel, Daniel; Iriarte, Ion; Lasa, Ganix // 2017
The population aged 65 and above is the most diverse of the age groups. This diversity is also growing due to longer life expectancy. To provide them with the right assistive products it is crucial ...

A framework for designing end use products for direct manufacturing using additive manufacturing technologies

Zhu, Zicheng; Pradel, Patrick; Bibb, Richard; Moultrie, James // 2017
Additive Manufacturing (AM) has enjoyed rapid development over the past decade and improved process capability brings attractive potentials for direct manufacturing of end use components and ...

A function- and embodiment-based failure analysis method for an in-depth understanding of failure mechanisms

Gladysz, Bartosz; Spandl, Lukas; Albers, Albert // 2017
Research studies have shown that there is an industry demand for improved failure analysis as well as failure documentation and this could be accomplished by model-based failure analysis methods. ...

A multimethodology for hospital process redesign

Lamé, Guillaume; Stal-Le Cardinal, Julie; Jouini, Oualid; Carvalho, Muriel; Tournigand, Christophe; Wolkenstein, Pierre // 2017
Hospitals are complex organizations, faced with major challenges. They are required to reach higher cost efficiency, while improving treatment quality and achieving patient-focused care. Yet, ...

A rapid algorithm for multi-objective Pareto optimization of modular architecture

Sanaei, Roozbeh; Otto, Kevin; Wood, Kristin; Hölttä-Otto, Katja // 2017
Assigning components and functions to modules early can facilitate faster and higher quality results in the latter stages of development and manufacturing. Methods have been developed to suggest ...

A tool for assessing customers' barriers for consuming remanufactured products

Almefelt, Lars; Rexfelt, Oskar // 2017
One opportunity to address our world's environmental challenges is to change our patterns of consumption towards more sustainable ones, e.g. buying used products, renting products, and joining pools ...

ALIGNING ASSESSMENT RESULTS WITH LEARNING OUTCOMES

VOß, Markus; BOZKURT, Hulusi; SAUER, Thorsten // 2017
Competence-based education concentrates on learning outcomes instead of meticulously prescribing what to learn. A major problem for many lecturers and programme directors today is the lack of ...

Analyse der Daten- und Informationsflüsse im Produktentstehungsprozess eines OEMs  (Members only )

Julian, Schönwald; Julian, Fleskes; Christian, Forsteneichner; Kristin, Paetzold // 2017
In order to be competitive, companies need a high standard of product quality. To maintain this standard, verification and validation procedures need to be applied constantly during the Product ...

Applying lean thinking to risk management in product development

Willumsen, Pelle; Oehmen, Josef; Rossi, Monica; Welo, Torgeir // 2017
This paper re-conceptualizes risk management (RM) in product development (PD) through a lean thinking perspective. Arguably, risk management in PD projects became a victim of its own success. It is ...

Approaches to increasing method acceptance in agile product development processes

Reiß, Nicolas; Albers, Albert; Bursac, Nikola // 2017
This paper presents the results of a 4-year study dealing with concept for increasing the method acceptance in development processes. Therefore, three approaches are presented and discussed. During ...

BEYOND LAMPSHADES – TEACHING UPCYCLING IN A MEANINGFUL WAY

Ebbert, Christopher Michael; Rexfelt, Oskar; Ordońez, Isabel // 2017
Upcycling reuses waste materials to create products of higher quality/value. While upcycling is commonly described as important from a sustainability perspective and frequently appear as a theme in ...

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