Prototyping to elicit user requirements for product development: Using head-mounted augmented reality when designing interactive devices

Kang, Bo Ra; Crilly, Nathan; Ning, Weining; Kristensson, Per Ola

doi:10.1016/j.destud.2022.101147

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“…Prototyping possible alternative solutions. This is the stage of product/service development in order to check the suitability of the proposed alternative solutions for use, as well as to provide information about them to the customer in the early stages of the development process [6,7]. Allows getting feedback from future users when it is most needed: at the beginning of the project -when there is an opportunity to correct design errors with almost no loss.…”

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“…-automation of control and algorithmization of decision-making [4,5]; -prototyping of possible alternative solutions [6,7]; -A/B testing and selection of the best solution [8,9]; -implementation of a process approach in risk management and decision-making [10][11][12]; -building a dynamic organizational structure for managing development projects [13,14]; -implementation of benchmarking [3,15,16]. Therefore, the development of models of anti-risk management of projects for the development of housing and utility services providers is an urgent task.…”

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Development of a risk management method for development projects of providers of housing and utility services

Chernenko¹,

Haidaienko

Tkachenko

2022

TAPR

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The object of research in the work is the processes of anti-risk management of projects for the development of providers of housing and utility services (PHUS). Particular attention is required to limit the management of the activities of the PHUS, related to the specifics of the housing and utility services sector. They have a significant impact on the need for the PHUS to constantly adjust the direction of efforts. They force companies to constantly monitor the progress of their projects and redirect resources. The priority should be development projects with the highest and fastest financial results with minimal risks. An essential lever for improving the effectiveness of anti-risk management in the projects for the development of PHUS is the possibility of adjusting the priorities for the implementation of these projects as much as possible in real time. This study developed a method of anti-risk management of development projects for housing and utility services providers, which consists in integrating such approaches into a single process, such as the implementation of management automation and decision-making algorithms. As well as the implementation of a process approach in risk management and decision making; implementation of benchmarking; and building a dynamic organizational structure for managing development projects The scheme of the method of anti-risk management of projects for the development of housing and utility services providers includes the following steps: – formation of a register of projects for the development of providers of housing and utility services; – identification of limitations of projects for the development of providers of housing and utility services; – implementation of automation of management and algorithmization of decision-making in the management of projects for the PHUS development; – application of a process approach in risk management and decision-making in the management of projects for the PHUS development; – building a dynamic organizational structure for managing development projects; – implementation of benchmarking in the management of projects for the PHUS development; – adjusting the PHUS priorities for the implementation of development projects in real time; – increasing the effectiveness of anti-risk management by directing the main resources to the PHUS development projects with minimal risks and the most significant economic result. The integration of all the above blocks into the anti-risk management of PHUS development projects makes it possible to increase the efficiency of managing these projects by directing the main resources to them with minimal risks and the most significant economic result. This, in turn, will improve the performance of providers of housing and utility services in terms of increasing income and reducing costs.

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Development of a risk management method for development projects of providers of housing and utility services

Chernenko¹,

Haidaienko

Tkachenko

2022

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“…The issue brought new voices and perspectives into view, and new ways of presenting research; a valuable contribution and expansion of the field. This current volume, exploring new technologies for prototyping (Kang et al, 2023), critical analysis of sustainable design practices (Cooper, 2023), and collaborative creativity (Paay et al, 2023) also illustrates the diversity of practices that take place under the rubric of designing, and the different methods that can be used to explore them.…”

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Quality and qualities of design studies, design research and design

Lloyd

2023

Design Studies

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“…Yang Q et al proposed an ant colony optimization-based customer requirements acquisition system and requirements expression guide. Kang B et al incorporated head-mounted augmented reality (AR) technology into the product development process to achieve low-cost access to real user requirements [11]. To help designers understand user requirements, Jin J et al proposed using big data methods to analyze requirements, followed by using Kalman filtering methods to predict user requirements trends and Bayesian methods to compare products [12].…”

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Harnessing Multi-Domain Knowledge for User-Centric Product Conceptual Design

Guo

Huang

Liu

et al. 2023

Journal of Computing and Information Science in Engineering

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Conceptual design is the design phase that deploys product functions and structures based on user requirements and ultimately generates conceptual design solutions. The increasing diversification of products has led to the promotion of customized design that involves deep user participation. As a result, there has been a growing focus on user-centric conceptual design. In this regard, the relationship among users, designers, and design solutions has been subtly changed, which has brought challenges to the traditional designer-oriented design model. To address the complex understanding and decision-making problem caused by deeper user participation, emerging new user-centric product conceptual design models need to be discussed. In the new design model, addressing the changing or growing requirements of users through the design of solutions and leveraging multidisciplinary knowledge to guide the conceptual design process are the critical areas of focus. To further describe this design model, this paper examines the user-centric interconnection among users, designers, design solutions, and multi-domain knowledge. In order to optimize design solutions, the solution resolution process and knowledge mapping based on design deviations are considered effective approaches. In addition, the paper also presents the types of design deviations and the multi-domain knowledge support techniques.

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Prototyping to elicit user requirements for product development: Using head-mounted augmented reality when designing interactive devices

Cited by 16 publications

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Development of a risk management method for development projects of providers of housing and utility services

Development of a risk management method for development projects of providers of housing and utility services

Quality and qualities of design studies, design research and design

Harnessing Multi-Domain Knowledge for User-Centric Product Conceptual Design

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