Integration of user behaviour and product behaviour during the design phase: Software for behavioural design approach

Sun, Haiming; Houssin, Rémy; Gardoni, Mickaël; Bauvrond, François de

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“…The application of FBS in human safety has been relatively rare. The authors of Houssin, Sun, and Gardoni (2010) and Sun et al (2013) focused on integrating the utilisation conditions of mechanical products in the design process. In Houssin, Sun, and Gardoni (2010), they proposed a global view of the behavioural design approach (BDA) to help designers to analyse the interaction between user tasks and technical tasks, to evaluate system performance and find potential hazards.…”

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“…In Houssin, Sun, and Gardoni (2010), they proposed a global view of the behavioural design approach (BDA) to help designers to analyse the interaction between user tasks and technical tasks, to evaluate system performance and find potential hazards. Then, in order to build a computer-aided system based on the BDA, they proposed a system framework for the BDA based on the hierarchical information model for engineering design (Sun et al 2013). The unified modeling language (UML) was used to model the BDA system (Sun et al 2013), by translating behavioural design modelling and their information models into computer language.…”

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“…Then, in order to build a computer-aided system based on the BDA, they proposed a system framework for the BDA based on the hierarchical information model for engineering design (Sun et al 2013). The unified modeling language (UML) was used to model the BDA system (Sun et al 2013), by translating behavioural design modelling and their information models into computer language.…”

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“…It points out that a structure expresses the internal and external states of a physical element. This type of framework considers that function and structure must be linked through behaviour to depict the action executed to complete a function, and to indicate how the structure fulfils the function (Sun et al 2013). FBS defines function as being the intermediary between the human goal and the behaviour of a system.…”

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Design for human safety in manufacturing systems: applications of design theories, methodologies, tools and techniques

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Journal of Engineering Design

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During recent decades, there has been growing awareness of human safety in the design process. The purpose of this paper is to review the literature on design for human safety (DfHS) in manufacturing systems. To this end, a process for systematically reviewing DfHS studies was used. The authors focused in particular on the applications of design theories and methodologies (DTM) and design tools and techniques (DTT) to analyse and identify work situations in order to improve human safety in manufacturing system design. The authors also tried to identify the design phases in which these DTM and DTT could be applied. This research review covered papers published between 1980 and 2015, and combined seven groups of terms: DfHS, design, safety, DTM, DTT, risk and working situation. A critical analysis was also performed in view to defining a research agenda and the most prominent key actions capable of pointing out paths for future research.

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Design for human safety in manufacturing systems: applications of design theories, methodologies, tools and techniques

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“…The application of FBS in human safety has been relatively rare. The authors of (Houssin, Sun, and Gardoni 2010;Sun et al 2013) focused on integrating the utilization conditions of mechanical products in the design process. In (Houssin et al 2010) they…”

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A design approach for safety based on Product-Service Systems and Function–Behavior–Structure

Sadeghi

Dantan

Mathieu

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CIRP Journal of Manufacturing Science and Technology

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Design for human safety is a complex issue because of the variability of human activities, machines and their environment as well as the variability of possible interactions between these components. The working situation is comprised of the means and the person(s) who act to carry out task(s) in a working environment in accordance with the conditions set for carrying out the task(s). The working situation can generate the hazardous conditions and undesirables events lead to harm. This paper deals with the working situation identifying and analyzing during design to improve safety. Product-Service System (PSS), which is an integrated combination of products and services that shift from product and service systems to product-service systems has been used. The Function-Behavior-Structure (FBS), which covers behavior, is considered to include product and its utilization. The interaction between PSS and FBS, proposed in present paper, allows considering product behaviors and its interaction with service activities. This paper proposes a modelling of the transitions between FBS and PSS paradigm to distinguish the realization of functions by a product part, a service part or a combination of both. The analysis of this interaction is helpful for working situation analysis. Product and service behaviors modelling also are proposed in order to help this analysis. The applicability of the proposed approach is demonstrated through the application to the Power TakeOff (PTO) drive shaft.

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Multi-users of a Product: Emergence of Contradictions

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The use of the product is randomly taken into account in the final phase of the design process, which leads to certain iterations and difficulty in use. Generally, the designer has taken into account customer requirements without really knowing the end user, sometimes our end users. By analyzing the different users, it is a question of measuring the functionality of the product for each of them. The various functional analyses must take into account the needs of all these users. Thus, it is necessary to identify: the expectations and cognitive barriers of each user in a competitive environment and to consider the evolution of the use and performance of the product and its interaction with its users. In this article, it's about listing the product features for each user case. The different functional analyzes must present the expectations for each use case. Thus, in an order of the product use life cycle, it is necessary to identify the purposes and behaviors of users and the level of constraint of each feature. By comparing the functions between them, it is a question of identifying the contradictions or not that can have an effect on the design of the product. A concrete example (baby car seat), is proposed in this article in order to target the different users from the functions and to identify the contradictions that can be resolved by the TRIZ principle.

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Integration of user behaviour and product behaviour during the design phase: Software for behavioural design approach

Cited by 25 publications

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Design for human safety in manufacturing systems: applications of design theories, methodologies, tools and techniques

Design for human safety in manufacturing systems: applications of design theories, methodologies, tools and techniques

A design approach for safety based on Product-Service Systems and Function–Behavior–Structure

Multi-users of a Product: Emergence of Contradictions

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