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A Creative Tool to Break Habits: Breakdown of Functions, Disassociations & Counter Questions (bdc)
Gulden, Tore; Berg, Arild // 2011
Research and practice have engendered several creative tools on how to generate ground-breaking products with less environmental impact adjusted to a down-to-earth production state. However the ...
A FRAMEWORK FOR DEVELOPING VIABLE DESIGN METHODOLOGIES FOR INDUSTRY
Lehtonen, Timo; Juuti, Tero; Oja, Hannu; Suistoranta, Seppo; Pulkkinen, Antti; Riitahuhta, Asko // 2011
In this paper we propose the most serious shortcomings that restraint the use of academic design methodologies in industry. The focus is on the level of clarity on the design goals, formulated as: ...
A HAPTIC BASED HYBRID MOCK-UP FOR MECHANICAL PRODUCTS SUPPORTING HUMAN-CENTERED DESIGN
Krüger, Daniel; Stockinger, Andreas; Wartzack, Sandro // 2011
The overall goal of the design process is to create products of good usability. A human-centered design process is characterized by a continuous involvement of the prospective user of the product. ...
A KNOWLEDGE-BASED MASTER MODELING APPROACH TO SYSTEM ANALYSIS AND DESIGN
Sandberg, Marcus; Tyapin, Ilya; Kokkolaras, Michael; Isaksson, Ola // 2011
The jet engine industry relies on product models for early design predictions of attributes such as structural behavior, mass and cost. When the required analysis models are not linked to the ...
A METHOD FOR SELECTING BASE FUNCTIONS FOR FUNCTION BLENDING IN ODER TO DESIGN FUNCTIONS
Sakaguchi, Syo; Tsumaya, Akira; Yamamoto, Eiko; Taura, Toshiharu // 2011
This study aims to develop a method for supporting the designs of new functions by extending the conventional design processes in conceptual design. By focusing on concept blending that can create ...
A METHODOLOGY TO EVALUATE THE STRUCTURAL ROBUSTNESS OF PRODUCT CONCEPTS
Kissel, Maximilian; Hellenbrand, David; Lindemann, Udo // 2011
The success of a company is sustainably dependent on the robustness of their products. Product concept should be designed adaptable for initiated changes but resistant against unforeseen changes. But ...
A METRIC TO REPRESENT THE EVOLUTION OF CAD/ANALYSIS MODELS IN COLLABORATIVE DESIGN.
Drémont, Nicolas; Graignic, Pascal; Troussier, Nadčge; Whitfield, Robert Ian; Duffy, Alex // 2011
Design process is dynamic and uses an important number of models during its progress. CAD (Computer Aided Design) models and CAE (Computer Aided Engineering) are used during design and an important ...
A More Flexible Way of Modeling Structure With Multiple Domains
Kortler, K.; Helms, B.; Shea, K.; Lindemann, U. // 2011
During the planning and development process of innovative products diverse changes of the product architecture occur. Changes are often discovered in the late phases of the product development ...
A NEW APPROACH TO MODULARITY IN PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT – UTILISING ASSEMBLY SEQUENCE KNOWLEDGE
Robert, Aurélie; Yan, Xiu Tian; Roth, Sébastien; Deschinkel, Karine; Gomes, Samuel // 2011
This article describes an approach dedicated to routine design of “highly productive” modular product ranges incorporating principles of functional analysis, Design For Assembly (DFA), and techniques ...
A NEW FRAMEWORK OF STUDYING THE COGNITIVE MODEL OF CREATIVE DESIGN
Sun, Ganyun; Yao, Shengji // 2011
This paper proposes a new framework of studying the cognitive model of creative design. In this paper, first the general cognitive process of creativity is reviewed, and then current studies of the ...
A NOTE ON THE DEBATE ON SCIENTIFIC PROCESS VS. DESIGN PROCESS
Motte, Damien; Bjärnemo, Robert // 2011
It has often been mentioned that the scientific process is quite opposite to the design process, mainly consisting in the analysis of existing phenomena in order to develop a theory, the design ...
A NOVEL HYBRID 2D AND 3D AUGMENTED REALITY BASED METHOD FOR GEOMETRIC PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
Prieto, Pablo Andrés // 2011
A method that uses the interaction of two and three dimensional environments to carry out the geometric modeling and refinement steps of the product development process is presented. The 2D ...
A PARAMETRIC DESIGN FRAMEWORK TO SUPPORT STRUCTURAL AND FUNCTIONAL MODELING OF COMPLEX CONSUMER ELECTRONICS PRODUCTS
Seki, Kenichi; Nishimura, Hidekazu; Zhu, Shaopeng; Balmelli, Laurent // 2011
Today's market demand for smaller and more powerful consumer electronic devices poses a major challenge to the rapid design of products. In addition, the ability to perform strategic ...
A PROTOCOL FOR CONNECTIVE COMPLEXITY TRACKING IN THE ENGINEERING DESIGN PROCESS
Mathieson, James; Miller, Michael; Summers, Joshua // 2011
The evaluation of design processes is often conducted after the process has been completed or as a case study on a single process. These two approaches each cannot be used to improve an ongoing ...
A SCALABLE APPROACH FOR THE INTEGRATION OF LARGE KNOWLEDGE REPOSITORIES IN THE BIOLOGICALLY-INSPIRED DESIGN PROCESS
Vandevenne, Dennis; Verhaegen, Paul-Armand; Dewulf, Simon; Duflou, Joost R. // 2011
Many applications of Biologically-Inspired Design (BID) are well-known and research is increasingly focusing on methodologies towards systematic BID. However, currently no ideation tool exists that ...
A SYSTEMATIC APPROACH OF DESIGN THEORIES USING GENERATIVENESS AND ROBUSTNESS
Hatchuel, Armand; Le Masson, Pascal; Reich, Yoram; Weil, Benoit // 2011
In this paper we build a systematic comparison of several formal design theories: General Design Theory, Axiomatic Design, Coupled Design Process, Infused Design and C-K theory. Each theory offers ...
A Usable Evaluation Tool for Designers
Woodcock, Andree; Fielden, Simon; Bartlett, Richard // 2011
Evaluation is an essential and yet largely overlooked component in design education. Although a more user centred, inclusive approach to design is now advocated, practicing designers may not have ...
A ‘THEATRIC’ APPROACH TO THE TEACHING OF DESIGN
Matthews, Jason; Medland, Anthony // 2011
Design teaching is complicated due to its context specific nature. The teaching of it as an academic subject focuses on the core technologies of embodiment, detailing and manufacture. In order to put ...
ACQUISITION OF DESIGN-RELEVANT KNOWLEDGE WITHIN THE DEVELOPMENT OF SHEET-BULK METAL FORMING
Röhner, Sebastian; Breitsprecher, Thilo; Wartzack, Sandro // 2011
The increasing requirements on technical products represent a growing challenge for the manufacturing engineering. This challenge will be met by the development of a new manufacturing technology ...
ADDRESSING THE RISKS OF GLOBAL PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
Hansen, Zaza Nadja Lee; Ahmed-Kristensen, Saeema // 2011
Offshoring various stages in the product development process – from engineering tasks like R&D and design to manufacturing activities - can impact the development process, the product and the ...
ADOPTION OF A SYSTEMATIC DESIGN PROCESS: A STUDY OF COGNITIVE AND SOCIAL INFLUENCES ON DESIGN
Morgan, Thea; Tryfonas, Theo // 2011
This paper presents an ethnographic case study of an engineering design team during the development and implementation of a systematic design process. Prior to this the team had used only adhoc and ...
ADVANCED APPLICATIONS OF A COMPUTATIONAL DESIGN SYNTHESIS METHOD
Bolognini, Francesca; Shea, Kristina; Seshia, Ashwin // 2011
From modelling to manufacturing, computers have increasingly become partners in the design process, helping automate many phases once carried out by hand. In the creative phase, computational ...
An Academic Design Methodology for Electrical Mobility products - from Necessity to Functional Prototype
Osorio, Gómez; Gilberto, Mejía; Gutiérrez, Ricardo; Sierra ,Zuluaga; Luis, Fernando // 2011
The Product Design Engineering (PDE) program at EAFIT University – Colombia has been the first in its kind at local level, searching for a good compromise between both engineering and industrial ...
AN APPROACH FOR MORE EFFICIENT VARIANT DESIGN PROCESSES
Schubert, Sebastian; Feldhusen, Jörg; Nagarajah, Arun // 2011
Today, as a result of a steadily increasing pressure to reduce costs in the automotive supply industry, the majority of the products are designed by adapting already existing products. In the ...
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.