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Links Between CAD and Creativity: Reality or Myth?
Aede Hatib, Musta'amal; Tony, Hodgson ; Eddie, Norman // 2008
MAINTAINING PRODUCT PLATFORMS IN INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY
Alblas, A. A.; Wortmann, J. C. // 2008
Product platforms describe the range of products offered by a company in terms of functionality, performance and architecture. Based on an extensive case study in industrial machinery, several ...
Managing Dependencies in the Product Development Process with Semantic Technologies
Syldatke, T.; Lutz, M.; Chen, W.; Hess, C. // 2008
Managing Industry Collaboration: Providing an Education Model in a Client-Led Project
de Vere, Ian // 2008
Manufacturing Documentation – The Immediate Outcome of Design
Ledsome, Colin // 2008
MANUFACTURING SYSTEM DESIGN BASED ON REAL-LIFE DEMANDS - A METHOD DESCRIPTION
Karlsson, A. // 2008
Manufacturing system design is a process that often results in sub-optimized systems with less than intended performance. It is therefore of outmost importance to base the design on factors ...
Mechanical Design Learning Environments based on Virtual Reality Technologies
Mengoni, Maura; Germani, Michele // 2008
MECHATRONIC-ORIENTED DESIGN OF AUTOMATED MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS IN THE AUTOMOTIVE BODY SHOP
Kiefer, J.; Baer, T.; Bley, H. // 2008
Accelerated and more robust ramp-up processes of highly complex automated manufacturing systems based on shorter design cycles are a key demand in the automotive industry. To cope with these market- ...
METHOD OF DESIGN EVALUATION FOCUSED ON RELATIONS OF MEANINGS FOR A SUCCESSFUL DESIGN
Georgiev, G.; Nagai, Y.; Taura, T. // 2008
This research proposes a methodology of analysis of design factors, based on meanings. The originally described factors of meanings are based on the idea for summarizing and representing relations ...
METHODICAL DESIGN 1972 – INTEGRAL DESIGN METHODOLOGY 2007: MORPHOLOGIC REFLECTION
Zeiler, W.; Savanović, P. // 2008
To support multidisciplinary building design an Integral Design method is developed by combining a prescriptive approach, Methodical Design, with a descriptive approach, Reflective practice. The use ...
METHODISCHE KOPPLUNG VON DFX-STRATEGIEN MIT CAX-PROZESSUNTERSTÜTZUNG ZUR BEREITSTELLUNG PRAXISORIENTIERTER HANDLUNGSEMPFEHLUNGEN
Zapf, J.; Troll, A.; Stöber, C.; Rieg, F.; Meerkamm, H. // 2008
METHODS IN PRACTICE – A STUDY ON REQUIREMENTS FOR DEVELOPMENT AND TRANSFER OF DESIGN METHODS
Geis, C.; Bierhals, R.; Schuster, I.; Badke-Schaub, P.; Birkhofer, H. // 2008
Nowadays, methods play an important role in supporting design processes and activities. Nevertheless, many potentially useful methods are seldom applied, not carried out in the intended way or poorly ...
Micro Surgical Design Knowledge Organisation
Grech, A. K.; Borg, J. C. // 2008
MOBILISING CRITERIA IN ARGUING ABOUT PRODUCT SOLUTIONS: A MOTOR FOR DESIGNER CONVERGENCE DURING A PROJECT REVIEW?
Cassier, J. L .; Prudhomme, G.; Lund, K. // 2008
In the context of market globalization, companies are now collaborating; concurrent engineering has taken the place of sequential engineering and therefore is generating many changes in ...
Model Building in Machine Element Education
Clavijo, Andrés; Boccardo, R.; Angel, Raul // 2008
Modeling Structural Change over Time – Requirements and first Methods
Eben, K.; Biedermann, W.; Lindemann, U. // 2008
MODELLIERUNG VON KOMPLEXEN ANFORDERUNGEN
Stechert, C.; Franke, H.-J. // 2008
MODELLING DECISION-MAKING IN COMPLEX PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
Eriksson, J.; Johnsson, S.; Olsson, R. // 2008
One challenge today for companies lies in finding the right approach to measuring and continuously improving the current state of a company’s product development process. The task of continuously ...
MODULARISATION OF PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT CONTENT – PROVIDING USER-SUITABLE DOCUMENTS
Lenhart, M.; Weber, H.; Birkhofer, H. // 2008
This paper introduces a procedural model for the configuration of modular content. The model helps to decrease the amount of effort necessary to generate individual documents for learning and ...
MÖGLICHKEITEN DER USABILITY-GERECHTEN DARSTELLUNG VON KONSTRUKTIONS-METHODIKEN
Schmidt-Kretschmer, M.; Budych, K. // 2008
Motivational Aspects of Creativity in Students and Architects: Implications for Education
Casakin, Hernan; Kreitler, Shulamith // 2008
Multi-Domain Matrices: Another Perspective
Danilovic, M.; Asamoah-Barnieh, R. // 2008
Multidisciplinary Team Communication through Visual Representations
Graell-Colas, Merce; Gill, Carolina // 2008
Multiple-Domain Matrices as a Framework for Systematic Process Analysis
König, C.; Kreimeyer, M.; Braun, T. // 2008
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