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3D Printing Gelatin Ultrasound Phantoms: Observations, Challenges and Future Research
Nesheim, Ole S.; Steffensen, Torjus L.; Steinert, Martin; Elverum, Christer W. // 2024
Ultrasound phantoms are traditionally made by casting. However, making models by casting will not provide the geometric complexity demanded from real-life biological features, especially when ...
3D Printing of Custom Hips for Orthopedic Training
Wiberg, Anton; Blomqvist, Hugo; During, Fredrik; Thim, Rebecka; Blixt, Wilma; Naslund, Fredrik; Gidlund, Rikard; Lundblad, Fredrik; Schilcher, Jorg // 2024
This research introduces a 3D printing process for creating anatomically precise hip models from CT scans for orthopedic training. It encompasses automated mesh cleaning and recommends specific ...
A BLENDED APPROACH OF ONLINE TOOLS TO ENHANCE COLLABORATION ABILITY IN DESIGN EDUCATION
WU, Duan; LIU, Renxuan // 2024
Collaboration is essential to Design and it is a learned skill that needs to be integrated deep into education processes. Therefore, teamwork could enable students to look beyond their own space, ...
A COMPARISON OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IMAGE GENERATION TOOLS IN PRODUCT DESIGN
Dhami, Sam; Brisco, Ross // 2024
Artificial intelligence (AI) image generators have seen a significant increase in sophistication and public accessibility in recent years, capable of creating photorealistic and complex images from a ...
A Comprehensive Approach for the Strategic Determination of Individual Target Levels of Agility in Product Development
Schöck, Moritz; Müller, Johannes; Batora, Mona; Albers, Albert // 2024
Agility in product development addresses innovation capability and market dynamics, but its application is challenging. The method developed in this research effort defines the optimal agility level, ...
A concept for assessing environmental sustainability and circularity in the development phase on the basis of a sustainable PLM strategy
Kristin Paetzold-Byhain; Kathrin Greiff; Berfin Bayram; Bernhard Saske // 2024
Technological advancements to improve the mechanical behaviour of fiber reinforced plastic (FRP) make sense as a result. In the context of the circular economy and sustainability, however, a holistic ...
A Conceptual Model of Industrial Design Practice
Tapia, Francisco; Pradel, Patrick; Bibb, Richard // 2024
The model process building and the model of design practice itself contribute to the real-life product design practices research, inferring new theoretical constructs to understand how the ...
A DESIGN AND AI COURSE: IN CONVERSATION WITH MACHINES
Derksen, Gerry; Bansal, Sejal // 2024
This research is based on a course developed as a model for design and AI that explores the use of AI in the design process, its shortcomings, and its strength as a design tool. Much of the work ...
A DSM Approach to Modularize for Reusability
Esmee Maaskant; Katja Holtta-Otto; Pascal Etman // 2024
Over the past years there has been an increasing interest in the incorporation of modularity for the goal of reuse. Modularization can promote reusability by creating groups of components, a module, ...
A FRAMEWORK FOR CULTURALLY ORIENTED PRODUCT DESIGN
Dhadphale, Tejas // 2024
Global corporations expanding business across different local markets have identified cultural insensitivity to be a potent barrier for expansion. The degree of acceptance by local consumer cultures ...
A Framework for Defining Innovation in the New Development of Modular Product Families
Kuchenhof, Jan; Krause, Dieter // 2024
This contribution aims to support the new development of modular product families by considering aspects of new product development and innovation. Various concepts and dimensions of innovation in ...
A Framework for Integrating and Utilizing Knowledge on Product Models for Engineering Design Research
Paehler, Lukas; Grauberger, Patric; Matthiesen, Sven // 2024
Research on product models is essential for providing engineering designers with appropriate models. However, this research is difficult as many different product models are used in engineering ...
A FRAMEWORK FOR INTEGRATING SDGS INTO UNIVERSAL DESIGN EDUCATION IN CHINA
Zhang, Ting; Zhang, Yanfang; Yuan, Shu // 2024
Integrating the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) into design education and building up the knowledge base in this area is probably one of the most pressing tasks and challenges for Chinese design ...
A Framework for the Selection of AI-Based Methods to Support the Development of Passive Vehicle Safety Systems
Mathieu, Janis; Vielhaber, Michael // 2024
The complexity of new products driven by rising requirements for new generations demands efficient development processes. A pronounced emphasis on artificial intelligence has resulted in a ...
A HOLE IN ONE: BREAKING BARRIERS & CREATING COMMUNITIES BY ENGAGING PRODUCT DESIGN STUDENTS WITH CREATIVE MODEL MAKING & COLLABORATION EVENTS
Brook, Emily Elizabeth; Siena, Francesco Luke; Riding, George Thomas // 2024
WitWithin product design education, encouraging collaboration, creativity, and a sense of community among students is vital, especially during the first few weeks of undergraduate study. Creating a ...
A HYPER-LOCAL PLACE-BASED PEDAGOGY FOR EXPLORING DESIGN JUSTICE, ONTOLOGICAL DESIGN AND SYSTEMS ENTANGLEMENT
Spencer, Nicholas; Carrion-Weiss, Justine; Simmons, Helen // 2024
To design ways to actively transition into fairer and healthier ways of living, we need to better understand how systems create conditions that damage the planet and make life difficult, unhealthy ...
A Lifecycle Model for Autonomous Buses in Public Transport
Christopher Langner; Markus Rehberg; Daniel Roth; Matthias Kreimeyer // 2024
Automated, driverless buses are an essential part of meeting current challenges in the transportation sector with new, more efficient solutions. Since these systems have not yet been implemented in ...
A Literature Review of Approaches for Assessing Product Sustainability Performance in Early Phases of the Product Innovation Process
Lovdahl, Josefin; Schulte, Jesko; I. Hallstedt, Sophie // 2024
This study presents a literature review of approaches for assessing product sustainability performance in early phases and identifies and analyses six main challenges and opportunities from a ...
A Maturity Model for Data-Driven Model-Based Systems Engineering for Producing Companies
Denis Tissen; Ruslan Bernijazov; Christian Koldewey; Roman Dumitrescu // 2024
With recent trends in artificial intelligence and data analytics, manufacturing companies are shifting their development processes to digital methodologies. This allows to manage the complexity of ...
A NOVEL ASSESSMENT APPROACH TO ENHANCE MANAGEMENT, TEAM WORKING AND COMMUNICATION SKILLS FOR ENGINEERING STUDENTS THROUGH EMPLOYMENT EXPERIENCE
Monahan, Peter; O Callaghan, Lynette // 2024
A novel “employment experience” module is presented that utilises a students’ existing employment arrangements to further develop the key skills of communication, self-management and organisation. ...
A Product Lifecycle Model for the Digitally Enabled Circular Economy
Scholtysik, Michel; Rasor, Anja; Koldewey, Christian; Dumitrescu, Roman // 2024
The circular economy (CE) is a promising model for sustainability, and digitalization is crucial for transitioning to this model, serving as an enabler for enhancing circular principles. Despite the ...
A Simulation-Based Approach for the Automated Design of Fatigue Resistant Continuous Fibre-Reinforced Components
Marc Gadinger; Christoph Bode; Torben Deutschmann; Dieter Krause; Sandro Wartzack // 2024
Fibre-reinforced plastics are increasingly being used in important structural components. Here they are often subjected to cyclic loading, which leads to a deterioration in material properties. ...
A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF THE ROLE OF AI ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN DESIGN EDUCATION
Ge, Peiyuan; Fan*, Fei // 2024
Despite the rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI), skepticism persists among educators regarding its role in design education. This study uses a systematic literature review to locate and ...
A TRANSDISCIPLINARY STEAM X D WORKSHOP ON AI RESCUE ROBOTICS FOR PRE-UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
Chan Kok Hui, Jeffrey; Lee Ming Jun, Melvin; Zimou, Zeng; Yeo, Soon Kiat Matthew; Tan, Mei Xuan; Wang, Yixiao; Lee, Chee Huei; Chatterjee, Chandrima; Noller, Yannic; Agus, Natalie; Khan, Sumbul; Thahir, Ibrahim; Elara, Mohan R.; Ang, Lay Kee; Anariba, Fra // 2024
In this work, we apply the Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD)’s STEAM x D (STEAM = Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics, and D = Design Thinking) transdisciplinary ...
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