A Sustainable Product Design Approach Based on Data Mining of Dynamic User Demands: A Case Study on HUAWEI Mate 40 Series

Zou, Fanxing; Zhu, Xinyu; Qian, Yuning; Chang, Daofang

doi:10.1016/j.ifacol.2022.09.529

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“…Improving user satisfaction is the ultimate goal of continuous product innovation [ 2 ]. Therefore, better services and products must start by analyzing user needs [ 3 ]. User needs determine the product’s functional attributes, and implementing these functions relies on technical principles and product structure [ 4 ].…”

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Product innovation design process combined Kano and TRIZ with AD: Case study

Rong,

Liu,

et al. 2024

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In the era of rapid product iteration, companies need simple and effective methods to guide the entire process of product innovation design and enhance their product innovation capabilities. Most research focused on improving one or several steps in the product design process. Although some scholars have proposed methods that guided the entire process, they combined more than three different theories, which increased the difficulty of theoretical learning and the complexity of practical implementation. This paper proposed a product innovation design process composed of three theoretical methods: Kano, Axiomatic Design (AD), and Theory of the Solution of Inventive Problems (TRIZ). This new process guided the entire product design process with fewer theoretical methods, reducing the difficulty of learning and implementation. The paper demonstrated the effectiveness of this method through the design practice of a portable two-wheeled self-balancing vehicle. Additionally, the discussion section explored the method’s potential from the design management perspective.

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confidence: 99%

Product innovation design process combined Kano and TRIZ with AD: Case study

Rong,

Liu,

et al. 2024

PLoS ONE

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“…With lean production, sustainability from an economic standpoint will be easily achieved in the form of unit cost efficiency with maximum profit achievement. Based on sustainable development, there are three pillars that are the focus in achieving sustainability, namely social, environmental and economic [3,4]. To achieve sustainability in the economic field, good productivity must be applied to the production system [5].…”

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Profit comparison analysis in production system simulation based on lean principles to achieve sustainable manufacturing

Mangngenre,

Indah,

Syamsul

et al. 2023

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Companies can achieve effective and efficient process if they make continuous improvements to achieve sustainability. In general, companies are aware of waste in the production process, but do not carry out measurements and analyzes related to this waste, including unit cost and profit analysis. A production system is needed that is able to minimize the unit costs and maximize profits in the company, one of the concepts used is the lean concept. This study aims to analyze the cost unit and profit generated in production systems that apply lean principles. Production system simulation is carried out using the concepts of Heijunka, Jidouka, and Kanban System. These three concepts are applied to a production system simulation that uses miniature cars with unit cost and profit comparison outputs with traditional production systems, pull systems, heijunka, jidouka, and Kanban systems. The results show that the unit cost of simulations 1 to 6 is getting lower, while the profit is increasing. In simulations 1 and 2 no profit was obtained because of implementing the traditional system while in simulations 3 to 6 there was an increase in profit because they had applied lean principles to the production system. Simulations that have implemented the lean concept have low unit costs and increasing profits, but what distinguishes the work methods applied. Production systems that apply the lean concept can help a company achieve sustainability in the economic field.

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