Models as signs: extending Kralemann and Lattman’s proposal on modeling models within Peirce’s theory of signs

Gallegos, Sergio A.

doi:10.1007/s11229-018-1700-4

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“…Whether spoken or written, human communication involves using words structured and conventional. The definition of semiotic in 'Peirce's Sign Theory' is the study of signs and the use or interpretation, where the signs can be classified into three types: symbol, icon and index [25]. A symbol pattern refers to its object through interpretive habit or reference.…”

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confidence: 99%

A Conceptual Framework to Improve the Symbol Implementation of 4D Printing Communication between Designers and Engineers

Azhar

Pei

2021

Designs

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This research investigates the communication barriers between designers and engineers in designing 4D Printing parts. We have proposed a conceptual design framework for 4D Printing symbols as the communication tool. Then, we have recruited sixty-fifty designers and engineers who participated in our online experiments. The focus of the online survey is to find out how designers and engineers understand reciprocal communication by using the proposed symbols. Our results showed that 85% of participants could understand the 4D Printing symbols correctly. The study concludes that using the conceptual framework can help designers and engineers communicate 4D Printing element information and stimulate design ideas effectively.

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Section: Runoutmentioning

confidence: 99%