Exploring the role of physical prototypes during co-creation activities at LEGO company using case study validation

Isa, Siti Salwa; Liem, André

doi:10.1080/15710882.2020.1715443

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“…Attribute findings of product appearance and utility developed at this stage can be further enhanced through co-creation that is designed as a research case into autism therapy. As practiced in research into design, the value creation aspect of the insight lies in identifying experiences that were otherwise unknown before (Isa & Liem, 2021). Incorporating co-creation as a means for validating findings strengthens the process of design research.…”

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Furniture Design as a Sensory Product Approach in Autism Therapy for Children

Ishak,

Toyong,

Romli

et al. 2023

E-BPJ

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Autism Spectrum Problem (ASD) is a childhood communication and behavioral disorder. Even though ASD is a lifelong condition, medications and therapies can help autistic children with their symptoms and abilities to function. The research uncovers the viability of furniture design solution as an alternative sensory product that considers autistic children's outbursts as it relates to their surrounding and environment. The purpose of the study is to discover how sensory products can assist autistic children by analyzing the Three Levels of Design prescribed by Don Norman, focusing on the Visceral, Behavioral and Reflective elements that apply to the furniture design domain.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Furniture Design as a Sensory Product Approach in Autism Therapy for Children

Ishak,

Toyong,

Romli

et al. 2023

E-BPJ

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“…Co-Creation Spaces: The establishment of co-creation spaces acts as a catalyst for collective ideation and experimentation. LEGO's "LEGO Ideas" platform exemplifies this by engaging users in the process of suggesting and voting on ideas for new products, fostering a dynamic space for innovation (Isa & Liem, 2021).…”

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Driving Innovation and Competitiveness Through Digital Ecosystems: A Case-Based Exploration

Mızrak

2023

Nişantaşı Üniversitesi Sosyal Bilimler Dergisi

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Amid the ever-evolving landscape of modern business, digital transformation has emerged as a pivotal strategy for organizations aiming to sustain their competitiveness and relevance. At the core of this transformation lies the concept of digital ecosystems, creating a collaborative framework that intertwines interconnected entities, technologies, and platforms. This study aims to explore the capacity of digital ecosystems to drive innovation and enhance competitiveness within the business realm. Through an exploration of case studies and relevant literature, the research seeks to uncover strategies and challenges associated with leveraging digital ecosystems for transformative outcomes. The research design encompasses two interconnected components: a comprehensive literature review delving into the foundational concepts of digital ecosystems, and an analysis of carefully selected case studies spanning diverse industries. These cases highlight instances where organizations adeptly utilized digital ecosystems to catalyze transformative changes. By combining literature review and case analysis, this research aspires to provide a comprehensive understanding of the strategies adopted by organizations to harness digital ecosystems for business transformation. By bridging theoretical concepts with real-world examples, this research endeavor aims to provide valuable insights into the potential of digital ecosystems to drive business metamorphosis. As businesses navigate the digital era, this study aims to contribute to informed decision-making and strategic planning, ultimately empowering organizations to navigate the complexities of digital transformation and achieve enduring success.

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“…Each design representation may offer unique benefits in the context of design communication. Prior work points to the benefits of physical prototypes in facilitating communication, as they allow for tactile engagements (Brandt 2007), are useful for obtaining feedback and spurring discussion (Isa & Liem 2021) and "sell" a design concept (Elverum & Welo 2014). However, compared to a sketch, a physical prototype can be more challenging to create due to the resources and effort involved in physical manufacture (Nelson & Menold 2020), even at low fidelities (Nolte & McComb 2020).…”

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Make it or draw it? Investigating the communicative trade-offs between sketches and prototypes

Krishnakumar,

Letting,

Johnson

et al. 2023

Des. Sci.

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Design representations play a crucial role in facilitating communication between individuals in design. Sketches and physical prototypes are frequently used to communicate design concepts in early-stage design. However, we lack an understanding of the communicative benefits each representation provides and how these benefits relate to the effort and resources required to create each representation. A mixed-methods study was conducted with 44 participants to identify whether sketches and physical prototypes led to different levels of cognitive load perceived by a communicator and listener and the characteristics that shape their cognitive load during communication. Results showed that listeners perceived higher levels of mental and physical demands when understanding ideas as low-fidelity physical prototypes, as compared to sketches. No significant differences were found in the cognitive load levels of communicators between the two conditions. Qualitative analyses of post-task semi-structured interviews identified five themes relating to verbal explanations and visual representations that shape designers’ cognitive load when understanding and communicating ideas through design representations. Results indicate that designers should be aware of the specific objectives they seek to accomplish when selecting the design representation used to communicate. This work contributes to the knowledge base needed for designers to use design representations more effectively as tools for communication.

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Exploring the role of physical prototypes during co-creation activities at LEGO company using case study validation

Cited by 17 publications

References 22 publications

Furniture Design as a Sensory Product Approach in Autism Therapy for Children

Furniture Design as a Sensory Product Approach in Autism Therapy for Children

Driving Innovation and Competitiveness Through Digital Ecosystems: A Case-Based Exploration

Make it or draw it? Investigating the communicative trade-offs between sketches and prototypes

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