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DESIGN PROCESS: HOLISTIC VIEW
Sedenkov, V. // 2006
DESIGN WITH X IS NEW IN PRODUCT DESIGN EDUCATION
Langeveld, L.H. // 2006
Design with X is a method what can be used in design education for shortening course or improving quality of product design. Saving time is reached by avoiding irrelevance product concepts or design. ...
Developments In Teaching Approaches “The Role Of Model Making Within The Undergraduate Product Design Process”
Wilgeroth, P.; Gill, S. // 2006
Developments In Teaching Approaches: “The Unexpected Benefits Of An Integrated Cad/Cam Based Modelmaking Strategy”
Wilgeroth, P.; Gill, S. // 2006
ECODESIGN DECISION BOXES – A SYSTEMATIC TOOL FOR INTEGRATING ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS INTO PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
Ghorabi, H.O.A.; Wimmer, W.; Bey, N. // 2006
The Ecodesign Decision Boxes allow the implementation of environmental considerations in technical product designs and in the decisive early stages of the product development process. This systematic ...
EMBEDDING GENERAL CONSTRAINT RESOLUTION INTO A CAD SYSTEM
Singh, B.; Matthews, J.; Mullineux, G.; Medland, A.J. // 2006
Computer aided design (CAD) has facilitated designer’s task by automating many of the activities involved in a conventional design process. This can be further augmented by use of constraints in CAD ...
EVOLUTIONARY ALGORITHMS IN DESIGN
Stanković, T.; Stošić, M.; Marjanović, D. // 2006
Within this paper an effort was made in presenting the reasons why evolutionary algorithms and especially genetic algorithm present suitable basis for creation of design tools which should aid ...
FROM DESIGN ERRORS TO CHANCES – A COMPUTER-BASED ERROR TRACKING SYSTEM IN PRACTICE
Möhringer, S. // 2006
The number of design errors in practice is increasing. Existing methodologies e.g. change process or quality management do not support the tracking of errors in a broad and continuous way. Every ...
HEURISTICS FOR CHANGE PREDICTION
Keller, R.; Eckert, C.M.; Clarkson, P.J. // 2006
Effective change management is a key to successful design development. As products and parts of products change, others can be affected, leading to further - often unexpected and costly - changes. ...
Influence of DFX criteria on the design of the product development process
Bauer, S.; Paetzold, K. // 2006
Product development today is affected by a more and more pronounced curtailment of development periods in spite of the products' increasing complexity. The complexity there ist primarily arising ...
INFORMATION AS AN INPUT INTO THE CREATIVE PROCESS
Howard, T.J.; Culley, S.J.; Dekoninck, E. // 2006
Creativity is an integral and essential part of the engineering design process. One of the under researched areas associated with creativity is the role that information plays in enhancing or even ...
Innostudio environment and Innovation process as an integrated core for design education
Kälviäinen, Mirja // 2006
INTEGRATED APPROACH IN COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN PROCESS
Wrzecioniarz, P. A.; Laska, D. // 2006
INTEGRATING 3D-SKETCHES INTO THE DESIGN PROCESS
Diehl, H.; Lindemann, U. // 2006
Designers often put their conceptual sketches next to the computer monitor while remodelling their solution by means of CAD functions. During this process the designer frequently has to change his ...
INTEGRATING LIFE CYCLE COSTING ANALYSIS INTO THE DECISION MAKING PROCESS IN NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
Silva, A.P.; Fernandes, A.A. // 2006
The trend towards sustainable development is driving companies to adopt a broader life cycle perspective in produtct development. Within this context Life Cycle Cost Analysis models can be a decisive ...
KANSEI INFORMATION APPROACH FOR AN INTERDISCIPLINARY DESIGN METHOD PROPOSAL BASED ON INTUITION
Lévy, P.; Yamanaka, T. // 2006
Interdisciplinary approach is seen as solution for more comprehensive designs. However, interdisciplinary knowledge sharing encounters many issues, due to disciplinary ontology and human subjective ...
KNOWLEDGE SHARING OBSERVATION AND MODELLING IN DISTRIBUTED DESIGN TEAMS
Horrigue, A.H.; Choulier, D.; Boudouh, T. // 2006
Knowledge sharing is a critical factor for collaborative design process. The effectiveness of interactions between agents in collaborative design teams depends on the effectiveness of knowledge ...
Modelling design processes to improve robustness
Chalupnik, M- J.; Eckert, C. M.; Clarkson, P. J. // 2006
The success of any manufacturing company depends ultimately on the effectiveness and efficiency of ist product development. However, "few development projects fully deliver on their early ...
PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT ONTOLOGY IN TRACEABILITY IMPLEMENTATION FRAMEWORK
Pavković, N.; Štorga, M. // 2006
We argue a need for a design projects’ repository as the core for supporting, sharing and reuse of design knowledge. Such software system should enable reusing the knowledge of a given domain, and be ...
Product Development Seminars – Key Factors For Successful Product Development In Student Teams
Kreimeyer, Matthias; Braun, Stefanie; Baumberger, Christoph; Meiwald, Thomas; Petrovic, Kostanja; Bernitz, Max; Stüber, Nico // 2006
PRODUCT MODEL SUITED FOR THE ERP SYSTEM
Galeta, T.; Kljajin, M.; Karakašić, M. // 2006
In a purpose to support the product development process through the ERP system, an appropriate product model should be accomplished and implemented. The paper represents product model suited for the ...
RAPID PRODUCT DESIGN IN THE CURRICULUM - FROM CONCEPT TO INTERACTIVE MODEL IN 24 HOURS
Griffiths, R.; Johnson, P. // 2006
The paper examines how two independent academic working groups consisting of the National Centre for Product Design Research (PDR) based at the University of Wales Institute, Cardiff, (UWIC) in ...
REFLECTING COMMUNICATION: A KEY FACTOR FOR SUCCESSFUL COLLABORATION BETWEEN EMBODIMENT DESIGN AND SIMULATION
Maier, A.M.; Kreimeyer, M.; Herfeld, U.; Deubzer, F.; Lindemann, U.; Clarkson, P.J. // 2006
A core issue in integrating CAD and CAE environments is the coexistence of different perspectives: a topological one in embodiment design and a functional one in simulation. This places increasing ...
RISK MANAGEMENT IN PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT – CURRENT METHODS
Oehmen, J.; Dick,B.; Lindemann, U.; Seering, W. // 2006
The paper explores Risk Management in Product Development, with the main focus being the review and discussion of current methods. A literature review is combined with an industry field study. Risk ...
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.