Titlebook: Design for Tomorrow—Volume 3; Proceedings of ICoRD Amaresh Chakrabarti,Ravi Poovaiah,Vivek Kant Conference proceedings 2021 The Editor(s) (

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Aus Alt mach Neu, und umgekehrtparticipants to collect supportive data for the analysis and were audio recorded. The video recording of the whole activity was transcribed and tabulated, and occurrences of study parameters were mapped visually. This also helped establish a method to analyze a design activity with the visual mappin

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Dominik Grillmayer,Stefan Seidendorfy. Initial testing has been done successfully with design students in the Department of Design, IIT Guwahati and has been enthusiastically adopted by students to create concepts that are more diverse. This study correlates DHfFD with more number of alternative concepts in furniture design. This rese

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Markus Jachtenfuchs,Gerhard Kiersch industrial sectors can be adopted/applied to the FMCG sector to improve productivity and OSH following the state-of-the-art literature review. Hence, the current paper assesses the need and determines the scope of ‘Ergonomic Design Interventions’ in assembly-line-related work in the FMCG sector. In

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Frankreich 1988: ein prek?rer Schwebezustandtlenecks. Design for X (DfX) approach gives the stakeholders more rationale inputs for monitoring and decision making in a more controlled environment of manufactured construction. The study attempts to predict the future of manufacturability in construction where smooth assembly with automation is

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Questionnaire-Based Investigation of Preferences in Idea Evaluation Depending on Educational Backgro development of a questionnaire and clarify differences in the choice of ideas between arts and engineering students. The developed questionnaire has eight pairs of ideas, each of which has an idea having a significantly higher degree of feasibility but a lower degree of novelty (feasible idea) and

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Practices in Bio-design: Design Research Through Interdisciplinary Collaborationegration of existing scientific work within design and the organic exchange of ideas through alternative methods of visual communication. The paper explores the opportunities and limitations of such practices and highlights their importance within the field of bio-design. The presented studies help

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Understanding Emotion in Design Inspiration Contexts Through the Core Affect Modelnvolve the use of stimuli. The paper then briefly outlines the potential of this ontological approach to study emotion in design inspiration. For this, a specific inspiration scenario is taken wherein a design student, while perceiving stimuli, thinks aloud to denote an emotion. It is then shown tha

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