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Complex Mechatronic Product Modeling using a Multi-Solution, Multi-Instance eXtended Conceptual Design Semantic Matrix  (Members only )

Diagne, S.; Coulibaly, A.; Sene, M.; De Beuvron, F. // 2014
The evaluation of the behavioral performance of Complex Mechatronic Products (CMP) at an early design stage is a major challenge in manufacturing industries. It requires a modeling approach that take ...

CONCEPT FOR MODELLING A CONTROL SYSTEM USING THE CHARACTERISTICS-PROPERTIES MODELLING (CPM)

Crostack ,A.; Heidingsfeld ,M.; Binz ,H.; Sawodny, O.; Roth, D. // 2014
The development of mechatronic systems necessitates co-operation and communication between all involved development departments. Literature shows, that there is a lack of a generally accepted ...

Darstellung der Herausforderungen einer ganzheitlichen Nutzerbeschreibung  (Members only )

Walter, Johanna; Paetzold, Kristin // 2014
Products, which support people’s autonomy and self-determination, have to be adapted to the users’ wishes, needs and circumstances. For the development of those products it is not ...

DEMONSTRATING A METHODOLOGY FOR OBSERVING AND DOCUMENTING HUMAN BEHAVIOUR AND INTERACTION

Wilkinson, C.R.; De Angeli, A. // 2014
A methodology was developed for capturing human behaviour as part of a participatory design approach to creating an intelligent mobility aid for older people. The project aimed to anticipate user ...

Der Mensch als zentrales Teilsystem in Wechselwirkung mit handgehaltenen Geräten – Ein problemorientierter Ansatz zur Untersuchung dieser Schnittstelle  (Members only )

Matthiesen, Sven; Mangold, Sebastian; Bruchmüller, Tim; , // 2014
The product development of power tools struggle with the complex interaction of the power tool, the user and the application. Current investigations of the functional reliability of impact ...

DESIGN FOR AN OPTIMAL SOCIAL PRESENCE EXPERIENCE WHEN USING TELEPRESENCE ROBOTS

Bamoallem, B.S.; Wodehouse, A.J.; Mair, G.M. // 2014
The use of telepresence robots in social environments is increasing. It is therefore important to create an optimal social presence experience for anyone interacting with the robot and the ...

Design Research: The Application in Professional Design Practice and Teaching in Design Education

Sung, Wooyoung; Giard, Jacques // 2014
Design research has become important in both design education and design practice. For design education, its role is in the identification of problems as well as the understanding of user behavior; ...

DESIGNING AND SIMULATING SMART HOME ENVIRONMENTS AND RELATED SERVICES

Peruzzini, M.; Capitanelli, A.; Papetti, A.; Germani, M. // 2014
Nowadays smart homes allow achieving higher performances and support the users’ everyday life by device cooperation and related service. However the simulation of their behaviour is neither ...

Development of the Material Selection Practice in the Design Education – A Study Exploring Articulation of Material Requirements

Hasling, Karen Marie; Lenau, Torben // 2014
This paper explores how the material selection matrix is used in a materials and sustainability course. The matrix encourages the students to articulate material selection requirements to become more ...

EARLY ANALYSIS OF THE SYSTEM DYNAMICS OF SELF-OPTIMIZING SYSTEMS

Vassholz, M.; Graessler ,I. // 2014
Self-optimizing (s.o.) systems have inherent partial intelligence and are able to adapt their behaviour during operation autonomously, due to changing objectives. Application examples have shown ...

ETH Focus Projects – Successful Approaches for Project-Based Education in Engineering Design

Marius, St // 2014
In the third year of the mechanical engineering bachelor programme, ETH Zurich offers so called Focus Projects as an integrative and intensive project-based learning course in product development. In ...

Ethics – Research, Engineering Design …They’re All the Same Aren’t They?

Humphries-Smith, Tania; Blount, Gordon; Powell, John // 2014
This paper considers how and to what extent product design ethics is understood by professionals in design practice and undergraduate students of product and engineering design and how, if at all, ...

EXPERIMENTATION IN INNOVATION: FACTORS AFFECTING EXPERIMENTATION IN ORGANIZATIONS

Hassi, L.; Rekonen, S.; Paju, S. // 2014
Experimentation is a fundamental innovation activity but the barriers to making experimentation an established approach to innovation in organisations are deep-rooted and numerous. Previous research ...

Exploring the Curricular Relationship Between Service Experience Design and Interaction Design

Hong, Youngbok; Ganci, Aaron // 2014
Connectivity in the contemporary networked society has required designers to shift their disciplinary focus from individual products to the entirety of human experience. The field of Experience ...

FBS ONTOLOGY TO EXTEND THE EFFICACY OF 40 TRIZ INVENTIVE PRINCIPLES

Russo, D.; Spreafico, C. // 2014
The TRIZ inventive principles are a set of problem solving guidelines universally tested and accepted by academic and industry. This article offers a review of this tool through the formalism of ...

Fostering Professionalism

Ledsome, Colin // 2014
The professional instinct isn’t easy to instil in inexperienced students in any field. In sport, to be professional means being good enough to be paid to take part. Professionalism, in most careers, ...

Funktionsorientiertes Interaktionsmodell zur Simulation menschlicher Bewegungen während der Nutzer-Produkt Interaktion  (Members only )

Krüger, Daniel; Wartzack, Sandro // 2014
The perceived value of many products is determined essentially by how well their properties harmonize with the individual abilities and needs of the people who use them. ...

GDriveMonitor: A Tool for Analysing Information Sharing in Virtual Engineering Design Teams Using the Google Drive API

Illi, Cornelius; Hager, Franziska; Uflacker, Matthias // 2014
Prior applications to monitor and analyse the information sharing behaviour of virtual team environments are often based on proprietary Computer-Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW) technology that does ...

GFBS: A PSS DESIGN MODEL APPLIED TO THE BRIEFING PROCESS OF CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS

Mauger, C.; Dantan, J.-Y.; Dubois, E. // 2014
A building can be considered as a PSS with a product part (i.e. the building) and a service part (i.e. human-intensive activity). Its requirements definition consists inter alia in defining which ...

HCD in a Quasi-Market: Lessons from a Design Project in Kebri Beyah Refugee Camp, Ethiopia

Hasselknippe, Kathinka; Reikvam, Gudrun; Fladvad Nielsen, Brita // 2014
A student design project conducted in a refugee settlement in Eastern Ethiopia during fall 2013 illustrates the challenges of designing appropriate products and systems for the humanitarian market. ...

HOW GLOBAL TEAMS SHARE EXPERIENCES – A STUDY OF CULTURAL DIFFERENCES

Holmqvist, J.; Ericson ,A. // 2014
Experience sharing implies a diversity of issues related to processes, behaviours, people, technologies and culture. It is important to stress that those issues are not only framed by the ...

Human Factors Engineering as a supportive tool for Lean Product Development

Institoris, Micaela; Bligard, Lars-Ola // 2014
Lean Product Development (LPD) is a systematic approach used by enterprises to create streamlined processes and value-added activities. One of the main building blocks in LPD is to define and ...

HUMAN-CENTRED EARLY PROTOTYPES OF CONSUMER PRODUCTS: INSIGHTS FROM HCI

Graziosi, S.; Ferrise, F.; Bordegoni ,M. // 2014
In the paper a point of view on the prototyping activity in the engineering design process is provided. The discussion is focused on early prototypes since they play a key role in determining the ...

Human-Computer Interaction for Part Selection in Product Design

Saeki, Naoaki; Papalambros , Panos Y. // 2014
We examine how humans can interact with a computing machine to explore good (least cost) combinations of parts in a functionally decomposed modular product. The machine uses data of parts usage from ...

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