Desafios do Open Design

Freire, Rodrigo Argenton; Monteiro, Evandro Ziggiatti; Ferreira, Cláudio Lima

doi:10.29147/dat.v3i2.96

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“…However, it is also argued that limited access to resources, the lack of computer skills and functional literacy in languages usually adopted in such platforms, e.g. English, might configure a bottleneck for such dissemination (Fox 2014;Freire, Monteiro, and Ferreira 2018). As our results show, major contributions and interactions are performed by users located in North America and parts of Europe.…”

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confidence: 64%

The impact of sharing platforms on collaborative design development during emergencies: the case of COVID-19

Freire

Monteiro

2020

SDRJ

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The COVID-19 outbreak resulted in an emergency of projects developed, shared and produced by makers, fablabs and open source enthusiasts. These projects are often released in design sharing platforms, e.g. Thingiverse, Github and Instructables, under open source licenses. It is often argued that the release of such projects holds potential for enhancing collaboration, continuous development and design dissemination. These arguments have been subject of recent studies on the structure of maker/Open Design communities and sharing platforms. This study aims to contribute to the on-going debate on the potentialities of such communities. We adopt an explorative approach to (i) identify the influence of the COVID-19 outbreak on the activity volume of Thingiverse, the object of our study, (ii) analyze the designs metadata and its network patterns, and (iii) identify interaction patterns based on real-world localities. Based on our findings we comment on the importance of the maker/Open Design communities to tackle critical situations and highlight the current limitations for a wider dissemination of open source designs. Our findings may contribute to build better tools for designers and enthusiasts of the maker/open culture as well as to studies on collaborative development.

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The impact of sharing platforms on collaborative design development during emergencies: the case of COVID-19

Freire

Monteiro

2020

SDRJ

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“…According to Cabeza et al (2014), open design is a way to An OD project needs to offer the required information, in any readable format, so that it can be used, replicated, modified and redistributed by anyone. What seems important is the possibility for anyone, professional or amateur, to reproduce, optimize and customize such projects using the lesser possible number of proprietary tools and without any hidden data behind documentation (Freire et al, 2018).…”

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Design in emergency scenario: project of a hand sanitizer dispenser in public transport using Design Sprint method

Piccoli

Brandi

Costa

et al. 2020

SDRJ

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In the emergency scenario generated by COVID-19 pandemic, the development of fast solutions to reduce the contagious curve can mean saving lives. Democratic access to prevention methods is essential, especially in places with high exposure to contamination and whose activities have not been interrupted, such as public transportation. This work presents the development of a hand sanitizer dispenser for public transportation and other possible locations in the urban environment, designed during an online marathon. The focus is on the development of the Design Sprint method and its adaptations to fit the remote work and other constraints due social distance. The final product was designed to be produced by 3D printing and open design, to fast distribution and replication. It fits in the bus's handrails, with some positioning possibilities and the use of PET bottles as alcohol containers. As a result, the paper highlights the particularities of agile methods for the design process at a distance and demonstrates that the process used allows for quickly responding to solutions for emerging needs.

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Homeodynamic Environments, Homeodynamic Products and Intelligent Biointerfaces: Affective and Pleasurable Design to Maintain and Restore Human Homeostasis

Zuanon

Ferreira²,

Monteiro³

2022

Automation, Collaboration, &Amp; E-Services

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Desafios do Open Design

Cited by 5 publications

References 19 publications

The impact of sharing platforms on collaborative design development during emergencies: the case of COVID-19

The impact of sharing platforms on collaborative design development during emergencies: the case of COVID-19

Design in emergency scenario: project of a hand sanitizer dispenser in public transport using Design Sprint method

Homeodynamic Environments, Homeodynamic Products and Intelligent Biointerfaces: Affective and Pleasurable Design to Maintain and Restore Human Homeostasis

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