Titlebook: Collaboration in Creative Design; Methods and Tools Panos Markopoulos,Jean-Bernard Martens,Aggelos Lia Book 2016 Springer International Pub

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Low Energy Pion-Nuclear Scatteringuse the . technique. The tool has been developed to meet the needs of product and concept designers. The chapter ends with a report of the first evaluation of the application with designers, and future developments to extend the software tool.

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Photovoltaic Water Pumping — A 1986 Updateictable, there is a need to structure collaborative working. This chapter aims to provide creative practitioners and students with a set of methods by which a collaborative approach can be fostered and maintained in contemporary design practice.

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Two Heads Are Better Than One: Principles for Collaborative Design Practiceictable, there is a need to structure collaborative working. This chapter aims to provide creative practitioners and students with a set of methods by which a collaborative approach can be fostered and maintained in contemporary design practice.

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Probing – Two Perspectives to Participation design research team to the issues of concern, and present a set of problems and challenges encountered while probing professional work. Finally, we propose a set of considerations for designing probes for different purposes.

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Supporting Early Design Through Conjoint Trends Analysis Methods and the TRENDS Systemrial context. Based upon studies of designer’s activity during early design formal models of this process have been created that have been used for a partial digitalization of the informational phase of design in the TRENDS system.

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Designing with Cardshniques, we discuss general characteristics of design cards that make them great tools in collaborative design (i.e., tangible idea containers, triggers of combinatorial creativity, and collaboration enablers).