Enhancement in Industrial PSS Design based on TRIZ: a Case Study

Pezzotta, Giuditta; Regazzoni, Daniele; Cavalieri, Sergio; Rizzi, Caterina

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-19689-8_40

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“…In Figure 2, examples of mobility PSSs or PSSoSs developed by an automotive company (Renault) (except for Bike sharing) are presented (Chazal, 2018;Williams, 2007). Features of the mobility PSSs represented by black stars (Figure 2) have already been addressed in the Engineering Design and Systems Engineering literature (Herrmann et al, 2010;Pezzotta et al, 2011;Sakao et al, 2009;Shimomura et al, 2009;Zhang and Banerji, 2017). However, collaboration and evolutivity features of "On-demand Robot Vehicle", "Electric Vehicle to Grid (EV2G)" and "Battery as a Service" (Red Stars Figure 2) are rarely covered in the Engineering Design literature but rather in the Transportation Research Field (Bischoff and Maciejewski, 2016;Chen et al, 2016).…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Towards an Uncertainty Framework for Product Service Systems of Systems

Fakhfakh

Hein

Janković

et al. 2019

Proc. Int. Conf. Eng. Des.

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Product Service Systems (PSS) are increasingly complex and collaborative. For instance, manufacturing companies, service providers, and other companies collaborate and jointly develop and operate a PSS (ex: smart grid), where its constituent elements are managed and operated independently. Managerial independence and operational independence are commonly considered key characteristics of a System of Systems (SoS). Hence, a collaborative PSS exhibits System of Systems (SoSs) characteristics. These systems have previously been introduced as Product Service Systems of Systems (PSSoSs). In this paper, we propose to identify relevant uncertainties in the PSSoS design process. For this purpose, we go beyond the PSSoS concept definition and propose a comprehensive framework for PSS and PSSoS characterization. Moreover, based on both a literature review and an industrial diagnosis, we identify PSSoSs-specific design uncertainties.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Towards an Uncertainty Framework for Product Service Systems of Systems

Fakhfakh

Hein

Janković

et al. 2019

Proc. Int. Conf. Eng. Des.

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“…Although several efforts have been carried out in order to develop methods and tools appropriated to IPS 2 that research area still needs systematic knowledge (PEZZOTTA et al, 2011). The majority of PSS' methods and tools are generic and not specific.…”

Section: Methods and Tools For Pss Developmentmentioning

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Comparative analysis of methods and tools applicability for product and IPSS development based on Text Mining Techniques

Marques

Matsuno

Sinoara

et al. 2015

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Industrial Product-Service Systems (IPS 2 ) is an innovative way of doing business potentially capable of answering sustainability challenges. The interest in IPS 2 has opened several research branches as one concerned on how to properly develop it. Well-known methods and tools have been adapted for IPS 2 development or new ones created by researches. This knowledge is spread out in publications and in the web and can only be processed by the use of Text Mining (TM) techniques. This paper presents an exploratory research that performs some steps of the TM process with the purpose of identifying and assessing which methods and tools are already applied at practical real cases. With this information, an user can select the most appropriated method or tool for her/his organization. The process assessed the 2009-2014 CIRP IPSS Proceedings and it was possible to start an applicability study of both traditional methods and tools, and those specific for IPS 2 development. This application provided promising results and insights for future work on this research, e. g.: to perform the next TM process steps; to explore other TM techniques; to create an applicability metric; and to incorporate other sources of documents.

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“…Indeed, the same authors wrongly assert that Malmqvist et al [59] suggested the use of the Trends, while they actually mentioned the Laws of Evolution (LESE). It is important to highlight that Trends and LESE are not the same tool, although the former comes from the latter [21], [73].…”

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confidence: 99%