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SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT WITH WOOD MATERIALS AND DYNAMIC REPAIR
Dybvik, Jeanette Helleberg // 2023
This paper focuses on design processes, dynamic repair and sustainable development with the reuse of wood materials. The project is based on a case study in product design conducted by primary school ...
SUSTAINABLE INNOVATION THROUGH DATADRIVEN DESIGN USING LIFECYCLE ANALYSIS (LCA) METHODOLOGY
Winfield, Karen Elizabeth; Woolley, Joshua; Bradley, Elliot George; Pope, Daisy Victoria; Yakar-Pritchard, Gamze; Drummond, Sean James; Meadwell, James Edward; Williams, Rowan Alexander; Mutch, Craig Alexander Robert // 2023
Product designers are being increasingly challenged to innovate, whilst also having the responsibility to reduce the impact on the planet of the products they design. This paper explores and tests ...
System Value Analysis: Model and Example
Lavi, Emilia;
Reich, Yoram // 2023
Systems design, being a socio-technical discipline, is highly affected by available technologies, the global economy, the state of the environment, and social issues. Hence, in recent years, the ...
Systematic optimisation process for an eBike Drive Unit in a highly variable environment
Steck, Marco (1,2);
Husung, Stephan (2);
Hassler, Julien (1) // 2023
Drive units of eBikes are used in every type of bicycle and for different riding scenarios and riders. Due to the different riders and bike types, an enormous variety of influencing parameters and ...
The Representation-Usage-Impact (RUI) method to better frame the potential social impacts of a highly disruptive product — Application to the autonomous vehicle
Lecomte, Robin (1,2,3);Yannou, Bernard (1);Cahen, Roland (2);Thibaud, Guillaume (3);Etienne, Fabrice (3) // 2023
Innovative products can be highly prospective and apt to disrupt usages profoundly. They can lead to multiple long-term social impacts influencing people's way of life and behaviour. So it is ...
The situatedness of design concepts: empirical evidence from design teams in engineering
Gero, John;
Milovanovic, Julie // 2023
Situatedness in design suggest that designing is situated within the design process or the cognitive actions taken by the designer, the designer’s expertise and know-how, the designer’s experience ...
The Study of Cognitive Differences between Designers and Users based on Schema Theory
Guo, Su (1,2);
Fan, Shengxi (1);
Meng, Yichen (2) // 2023
This study is grounded upon the cognitive process and knowledge representation, analyzes the differences in perceptions between designers and users by applying schema theory. Per design process, we ...
Toward a Framework for Sustainable Experience Design Education and an Illustrative Case of a Service Design Thinking Course
Kim, Yong Se;
Kamal, Rida // 2023
In sustainable experience design education, experience activities of consumers and users, design activities of student designers, and education activities of instructors should be addressed. It would ...
Towards a better understanding of the influence of visual references on consumer aesthetic perception
Asuzu, Chukwuma M;
Olechowski, Alison // 2023
When viewing a product for the first time, a consumer’s aesthetic perception is based on their knowledge of other products, artefacts, and concepts. These mental images function as visual references ...
Towards remote control of manufacturing machines through robot vision sensors
Halawi Ghoson, Nourhan (1); Hakam, Nisar (1); Shakeri, Zohreh (1); Meyrueis, Vincent (1); Loubère, Stéphane (2); Benfriha, Khaled (1) // 2023
The remote management of equipment is part of the functionalities granted by the design principles of Industry 4.0. However, some critical operations are managed by operators, machine setup and ...
Turbomachinery Design: Checking Artificial Neural Networks Suitability for Design Automation
Batini, Niccolo' (1,2);
Becattini, Niccolo (1);
Cascini, Gaetano (1) // 2023
This paper explores the suitability of Artificial Neural Networks (ANNs) as an enabler of Design Automation in the turbomachinery industry. Specifically, the paper provides 1) a preliminary ...
Understanding the challenges around design activities that incorporate behavioral data.
Gomez Ortega, Alejandra;
Bourgeois, Jacky;
Kortuem, Gerd // 2023
Recently, methods and approaches such as Participatory Data Analysis, Data-Enabled Design, and Contextual Inquiry have highlighted how design activities can benefit from behavioral data. This data ...
Usage and acceptance of management tools in project-based learning environments
Rößler, Lisa; Gericke, Kilian // 2023
This paper aims to identify the reasons for neglecting and the motivations for using management tools among three groups of students participating in a project that was carried out and followed over ...
Using design methods to explore the context of complex behavioral design problems in the early stages of behavioural design
Falcão Duarte, Carolina; Daalhuizen, Jaap // 2023
Behavioural design has been gaining momentum to address critical societal challenges such as elderly care. At the same time, it struggles to deal with complex challenges and integrate multiple ...
UTILISING HACKATHONS TO ENHANCE THE DESIGN PROCESS FOR ELECTRONICS & PROGRAMMING LEARNING WITHIN PRODUCT DESIGN EDUCATION
Siena, Francesco Luke; Naik, Kevin; Watts, Paul // 2023
The demand for enhanced technical competencies in graduates of product design and design engineering courses continues to grow year on year, with industry now requiring students to not only have an ...
“We always think it's never going to happen to us”: Understanding What Motivates Communities to Engage in Emergency Preparedness
Maher, Tera;
Toh, Christine // 2023
Community-based disaster risk reduction is an effective approach for emergency management to address the needs of communities. This approach focuses on identifying the community-specific needs and ...
A Modelling Method for Describing and Facilitating the Reuse of SysML Models during Design Process
Atif Mahboob, Stephan Husung // 2022
MBSE and SysML are increasingly finding their applications in industry as well as in academia. The reuse of the information described in SysML models depends, among others, on the modelling methods, ...
A Process Modelling Morphology to Support Process Analysis and Development in Change Processes
Theresa Ammersd // 2022
Process modelling (PM) is used to support designers by providing guidance on what needs to be done. Change processes in development organizations accompany introduction of new procedures, new methods ...
Additive Manufacturing Conformity – A Practical View
Gregory-Jamie T // 2022
With the dissemination of additive manufacturing (AM), numerous methods have emerged to support the design process. One possibility is to improve functional solutions through AM-conformal design. ...
AI IN THE DESIGN PROCESS: TRAINING THE HUMAN-AI COLLABORATION
Figoli, Fabio Antonio; Rampino, Lucia; Mattioli, Francesca // 2022
An Attempt to Grasp Resonance during Co-Creation with Biosignal Indicators
Akane Matsumae, Keisuke Shoji, Yuki Motomura // 2022
Resonance is known as an important phenomenon where individual creative moments resonate with each other during co-creation. The purpose of this study is to capture this co-creative moment as a ...
Atypical Use Scenarios as Design Intervention in Healthcare Product Design Application
Kamya Nagarajan, Georgios Koronis, Karupppasamy Subburaj, Arlindo Silva // 2022
User experiences of atypical conditions leading to adverse events have the potential to discover latent user needs and improve usability in design outcomes. This study introduces atypical scenarios ...
Autofix – Automated Design of Fixtures
Sanjay Nambiar (1), Albin Parappilly Albert (1), Veeravenkatamanikanta Virupaksh Raja Chowdary Rimmalapudi (1), Vinayak Acharya (1), Mehdi Tarkian (1), Henrik Kihlman (2) // 2022
This paper presents a framework to develop the automated design of fixtures using the combination of design automation (DA), multidisciplinary optimization and robotic simulation. MDO necessitates ...
COMPUTATIONAL DESIGN, ADVANCED VISUALISATION, AND THE CHANGING NATURE OF CAD
Urquhart, Lewis; Petrakis, Konstantinos; Wodehouse, Andrew // 2022
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.