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EXPLORING THE IMPACT OF LINEAR & NON-LINEAR PRESENTATION METHODS IN A DESIGN HISTORY COURSE
Howell, Bryan F.; Hemming, Abigail L.; Kilbourn-Barber, Grace; Christensen, Seth Y. // 2023
Design students are well-versed in standard linear presentations: moving from slide A to B to C in a predefined order. However, they are unpracticed in non-linear storytelling in the classroom, a ...
FINAL DEGREE SHOWS: CULMINATION OR INVITATION?
Simmons, Helen; Bailey, Mark; Spencer, Nick; Hemstock, Ollie; Mutambo, Nkumbu // 2023
Final degree shows are often described as a ‘culmination’ – a climax or completion. Is the academy missing an opportunity with this perspective? This paper calls into question the role of final ...
Focus and Modality: Defining A Roadmap to Future AI-Human Teaming in Design
McComb, Christopher;
Boatwright, Peter;
Cagan, Jonathan // 2023
The evolution of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) enables new ways to envision how computer tools will aid, work with, and even guide human teams. This paper explores this new ...
FROM AN INDIVIDUAL TO THE INSTITUTE: A CASE OF ‘MULTI-USER CENTRIC CODESIGN’ APPROACH IN DESIGNING SOLUTIONS FOR CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS IN RESOURCE-CONSTRAINT SETTINGS
Venkatesh, Kavyashree; Acharya, Shakuntala // 2023
Designing for disability is a very specialised area where designers need to consider parameters that make the intervention socially inclusive, functionally impactful, user-friendly, and widely ...
Generative Models for Feature-Based Product Development as a Basis for Hybrid Decision-Making
Valentin Schemmann, Thorsten Schmidt, Niels Demke, Frank Mantwill // 2023
This paper investigates the general possibility for applying generative models in the early phase of product development. For this purpose, the fundamentals of feature-based product development are ...
HUMANISING THE PRODUCT-SERVICE SYSTEM WITHIN A CIRCULAR ECONOMY FOR PRODUCT DESIGN AND ENGINEERING STUDENTS
Bailey, Stuart Graham // 2023
Designing for a circular economy introduces complex networks, collaborations, and relationships into the context of product design. Increasingly, the context within which young undergraduate and ...
Identifying and Comparing Subproblems in Factory Design Processes
Herrmann, Jeffrey W. (1);
Gralla, Erica (2);
Fazelpour, Mohammad (1) // 2023
When a design team faces the problem of designing a complex system, they are required to make several decisions. Because such design problems are difficult to solve all at once, teams often decompose ...
Immersive Gaze Sharing for Enhancing Communication in Design Education: an Initial User Study in the Context of Architectural Design Critiques
Kahlon, Yuval (1);
Maurya, Santosh (2);
Fujii, Haruyuki (1) // 2023
Gaze sharing is an emerging technology which can enhance human communication and collaboration. As such, it is expected to play an important role in future educational practices. To date, its ...
Implications of EU instruments on company capabilities to design more sustainable solutions–Product Environmental Footprint and Digital Product Passport
Lövdahl, Josefin (1); Hallstedt, Sophie I. (1,2); Schulte, Jesko (1) // 2023
In the EU, initiatives with concrete instruments for measuring and storing sustainability-related product data are now introduced in legislation. Based on literature review and semi-structured ...
Is it better? Exploring the effect of transition goal and virtual reality on team performance
Horvat, Nikola;
Martinec, Tomislav;
Brnčić, Marko;
Škec, Stanko // 2023
Transition activities, such as design reviews, are often utilised in product development to evaluate the conducted work and plan future actions. While key decisions are made during these activities, ...
Let Me Finish My Thought: Process Interventions to Change Team Behavior during Remote Design Collaboration
Domingo, Lawrence (1);
Leifer, Larry (1);
Auernhammer, Jan (2) // 2023
This research investigates changes in team behavior and communication through interruptions and gestures, due to design process strategies in pre-formed remote teams for conceptual design tasks. ...
Let’s take this offline: a thematic analysis of virtual conflict in hybrid collaborative design teams
Flus, Meagan;
Ferguson, Sharon;
Olechowski, Alison // 2023
Conflict can be both a productive and detrimental reality of design collaboration. While most studies on conflict characterize findings by type (conflict about the task, process, or interpersonal ...
Linking cross-domain information to support the development of complex systems
Baschin, Julian (1);
Schmidt, Ronald (2);
Schneider, David (1);
Vietor, Thomas (1);
Kizgin, Umut Volkan (1) // 2023
Due to an expanding number of mechatronic functionalities in modern technical products, the proportion of software and electronic components is also increasing. As a result, the products are ...
Managing Smart Systems for the Net Zero Agenda - How can Digital Twin Technologies and Smart Products deliver Customer Value?
Markey, Charlotte Lucinda;
Ahmed-Kristensen, Saeema // 2023
Using the case study of a smart green blue roof pilot project in Greater Manchester, the authors have coded and analysed a series of semi structured interviews. We present our findings which are ...
MATCHING VALUES AND ALIGNING GOALS IN THE INITIATION OF BUSINESS RELATIONSHIPS
Klæstad, Ole Petter; Schei Høstmælingen, Gard; Keitsch, Martina // 2023
This study had the aim of finding sought after values in collaborations between start-ups and consultants from large agencies. It is placed in the context of Skills-based volunteering (SBV) and the ...
MATCHSTICK MEN - TEACHING 1ST YEAR DESIGN STUDENTS' EMPATHY THROUGH DESIGN FOR PRISON LIFE
Brook, Emily Elizabeth; Pownall, Max John // 2023
How can we teach empathy to design students? How might we encourage them to consider people beyond their own perspectives? Can Product Design students be empowered to make a positive change in the ...
MATERIAL DESIGN FROM INDUSTRIAL WASTE: AN EDUCATIONAL APPROACH
Ordóñez, Isabel; Gazulla, Cristina; Gonzalez, Marta; Koch, Martin // 2023
The demand for moving to more sustainable production has led to an increased need for industrial design students to understand the requirements and possibilities of circular economy practices. One of ...
Motivations behind actors’ cooperation in circular ecosystems: a systematic literature review and a Brazilian case study
Barquete, Sophia; Hofmann Trevisan, Adriana; Gonçalves Castro, Camila; Mascarenhas, Janaina // 2023
The circular economy (CE) aims at the cycling of resources through restorative and regenerative strategies. To achieve circularity, coordination of several actors is necessary. The interaction among ...
Multi-internal actors diagnosis of Circular Economy in an industrial SME
Gentric, Gabrielle (1,2); Cluzel, François (1); Boccara, Vincent (3); Boudaoud, Hakim (4); Gonzalo, Julien (2) // 2023
In big companies, Circular Economy (CE) is being explored, nevertheless, Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) struggle to follow because of particular barriers and a lack of practical guide. ...
MULTIDISCIPLINARY DAIRY MILK PACKAGING COLLABORATION
Howell, Bryan F.; Lee, Kanae S.; Holbrook, Rebecca N.; Houghton, Sophie J.; Reynolds, Linda; Jefferies, Laura K. // 2023
There is a growing trend fostering interdisciplinary projects at universities, as scholars and students from different fields unite to tackle complex problems to real-world challenges. This research ...
NEW AUTOMOTIVE AND AERONAUTICAL MODELS AND DESIGN OF DIGITAL TWINS TO SUPPORT LEARNING IN TEC21 EDUCATIONAL MODEL
Vázquez, Rubén; Acuña, Alejandro; González, Carlos; Peñalva, Jorge; Corona, Carla; López, Camila // 2023
One of the takeaways from distance learning during the COVID-19 lockdown was that virtual labs and mixed-reality lessons needed to be attractively designed. The MxRP simulator based on replicating ...
Organization Of Ship Design Information Using Cramer’s V And Genetic Algorithm
Yusuke Sato (1), Kazuhiro Aoyama (1), Hideaki Ozawa (1), Kenji Takahashi (2), Shingo Maeda (3), Naoki Hirai (3) // 2023
In ship design, existing specifications are repeatedly modified in response to shipowner requests. In this process, there are components that are simultaneously changed for design-related reasons, ...
PARTICIPATORY APPROACHES AS DRIVERS FOR SUSTAINABLE WASTE MANAGEMENT IN RURAL NEPAL
Seifert, Katja Carmina Sandvik; Keitsch, Martina // 2023
Nepal has been facing waste management problems for a long time. This is especially true for cities, but also increasingly for rural areas. Improper treatment, lack of organization and management of ...
PEERS AS EXPERTS TO COOPERATE WITH: A CASE STUDY OF TEACHING ACTIVITIES TO SWITCH FROM INTER-GROUP COMPETITION TO COLLABORATION IN A DESIGN STUDIO
Mattioli, Francesca; Figoli, Fabio Antonio; Wilhelm, Giacomo // 2023
Design based-learning is a rooted approach to design education through which students learn to design by developing projects within the design studio. The design studio aims to recreate 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.