Collaborative product design processes of industrial design and engineering design in consumer product companies

Kim, Kwan Myung; Lee, Kun-Pyo

doi:10.1016/j.destud.2016.06.003

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“…Both firms and designers interviewed have confirmed that the externalisation of design activities is by and large increasingly diffused. Consistently with a growing trend in the domain of design-based innovation, companies prefer to rely on external designers since they can benefit from cross-fertilisation and technology transfer (Kim and Lee, 2016;Love and Roper, 2015). Since most of the sampled designers operated within different industries, we could observe how firmsÕ design innovations benefited from cross-industry transfer of technologies or other solutions (e.g., materials and production processes).…”

Section: 3!trust To Appropriate Innovation Generated Through Designmentioning

confidence: 66%

Appropriability of design innovation across organisational boundaries: exploring collaborative relationships between manufacturing firms and designers in Italy

Filippetti

D’Ippolito

2016

Industry and Innovation

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Capturing value from design-based innovation presents firms with some challenges which only recently academic research has started addressing. Increasingly, firms operating within design-intensive industries collaborate with external designers rather than undertaking this activity in-house. This raises some appropriability issues, as firms would need to reap the benefits of innovation originating across organisational boundaries. To address this gap, we carried out a multiple-case study with firms and design consultants based in Italy across several manufacturing sectors. Our evidence suggests the presence of appropriability mechanisms that are specific to design innovation. Intellectual property rights, although not very effective, are employed to establish ownership in the market. Firms also use lead-time advantages, investment in specific assets, and the quality of craftsmanship depending on the industry. Across most sectors, establishing long-term relationships inspired by knowledge sharing and trust constitutes a key mechanism firms adopt to appropriate the benefits attached to collaboration with external designers.

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Section: 3!trust To Appropriate Innovation Generated Through Designmentioning

confidence: 66%

Appropriability of design innovation across organisational boundaries: exploring collaborative relationships between manufacturing firms and designers in Italy

Filippetti

D’Ippolito

2016

Industry and Innovation

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“…The current research shows that it is difficult to achieve a deeper level of understanding and sharing. The quantification of perceptual images is calculated mostly through kansei engineering, experimental psychology testing, and other methods that depend on the traditional experience of experts and the small‐lot user's kansei evaluation values . It is also difficult to complete a deeper level of accuracy and sharing.…”

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confidence: 99%

Color image knowledge model construction based on ontology

Zhang

Yang

2019

Color Research & Application

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Color, as one of the most important visual features in a product system, can easily cause psychological and emotional resonances. Depending on the importance of user's emotional needs in the market and the complexity of a mining process, it can be reflected in the adjective description of color image. In this study, ontology combined with big data was used to mine the color image, a visual sense of user's psychological requirements. The results showed that the constructed color image ontology model could logically express the conceptual knowledge of color image. And this method solved problems that exist in current research on image mining and at the same time increased the accuracy of image information mining. Further examination of the color brand images was used to obtain the idea of “Stylish” and “Natural.” Finally, the acquisition of their physical form was named and surveyed to prove the feasibility of the research approach. This is a new attempt to apply ontology to the color image cognition process.

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“…The key to success is relying on merging collaborative design processes created by the contribution of textile making and engineering design. Kim and Lee discussed the role of engineers and designers, both in outside-in and inside-out design approaches, and recommended to adopt these approaches to launch functioning, reliable and appealing products to the market [3]. There have been several attempts to reveal effective design processes from an integrative perspective [3,4].…”

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Reshaping Teaching Strategies for Innovative Materials in Art and Design

Yenigun¹

2018

ICERI2018 Proceedings

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Textiles have faced a new challenge with the advancement of electronics and nanotechnology. Smart textiles represented the newest stage of the technological revolution, which is grounded in new fibre materials and textile manufacturing processes for fabrics exhibiting additional functionalities. These fabrics have been engineered to see, hear, sense, communicate, store and convert energy, and even tune colour. This multidisciplinary field includes end-to-end prototyping from fibre design to system integration of new textile based products, and also requires to comprehend the underpinnings of material science and nanotechnology. Classical teaching methods are not effective enough to engage and motivate students with art and design background. The real question is, "How do you teach smart textiles in graduate level, especially to the students who never studied quantum mechanics, differential equations and fluid dynamics before?" This study outlines reshaping teaching strategies for innovative and tangible materials in art and design education, and addresses the importance of student-led experiences in research projects and integration of hands-on learning.

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Collaborative product design processes of industrial design and engineering design in consumer product companies

Cited by 53 publications

References 16 publications

Appropriability of design innovation across organisational boundaries: exploring collaborative relationships between manufacturing firms and designers in Italy

Appropriability of design innovation across organisational boundaries: exploring collaborative relationships between manufacturing firms and designers in Italy

Color image knowledge model construction based on ontology

Reshaping Teaching Strategies for Innovative Materials in Art and Design

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