Six Challenges Facing User-oriented Industrial Design

Gill, Steve

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“…Este estudo realizado com diversas empresas de desenvolvimento de novos produtos e serviços, confirmou as dificuldades de integração dos métodos de design inclusivo na prática industrial, já mencionados na literatura (CORNISH et al, 2015;ZITKUS et al, 2011;GOODMAN-DEANE et al, 2010;GILL, 2009;CARDOSO et al, 2004). Mais além, o estudo tornou evidente como os papéis dos clientes e dos designers poderiam beneficiar um processo de design mais inclusivo, o que não ocorre.…”

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“…De fato, as ferramentas e métodos criados ao longo dos últimos anos para avaliar accessibilidade de novos designs são raramente usadas. Esse problema pode ser resultado de uma variedade de razões, sendo duas delas relacionadas ao processo de design: a incompatibilidade com ferramentas de design (ZITKUS et al, 2011, ZITKUS et al, 2012) e a falta de incentivo, dentro das empresas, para adoção do design inclusivo (GILL, 2009;DONG et al, 2004: p.13).…”

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Barreiras À Adoção Do Design Inclusivo Na Prática Do Design

Zitkus

2016

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design universal, processo de design, indústria. O emprego do design inclusivo na prática profissional npossibilita que novos produtos do dia-a-dia sejam usados de maneira igualitária, por uma diversidade de pesssoas, independente da idade, ou das capacidades físicas, sensoriais ou cognitivas. No entanto, seus princípios e métodos não tem sido amplamente aplicados no contexto industrial. Este artigo analisa algumas das barreiras à adoção do design inclusivo na prática industrial, e sugere maneiras de incorporar inclusividade no papel do designer e do cliente.

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2016

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“…Designers are increasingly adding electronics and computers to products to increase their functionality and interactivity [1]. Rapid prototyping and the iterative design process are critical to the development of new products [2].…”

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A Rapid Prototyping Tool for Interactive Device Development

Merlo

Bachman

2011

Human-Computer Interaction. Design and Development Approaches

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Designers need rapid prototyping tools that are embeddable, easily configured and can control a large range of accessories. Current prototyping tools fall short on these requirements by requiring one or more of the following: a tether to a computer, textual programming, and/or limited accessory control. To overcome the limitations of current tools, we have developed Buttercup, a standalone embedded sensor/effector controller that provides a high degree of customization for rapid prototyping interactive devices. The keys to the implementation of Buttercup are its hardware and firmware architecture. By building a system focused on sensor and effector control, the hardware can be small and inexpensive. The firmware utilizes a unique mapping system that lends itself to robust control over its accessories while allowing intuitive configuration by the user through a graphical user interface.

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A Conceptual Client-Designer Framework: Inspiring the Development of Inclusive Design Interactive Techniques

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Clarkson

2013

Universal Access in Human-Computer Interaction. Design Methods, Tools, and Interaction Techniques for eInclusion

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The adoption of inclusive design approach into design practice is compatible to the needs of an ageing society. However, tools and methods that promote inclusivity during new product development are scarcely used in industry. This paper is part of a research project that investigates ways to accommodate inclusive design into the design process in industrial context.The present paper is based on the finds from the observations and interviews with industrial designers and interviews with stakeholders. The outcomes from the study supported a better understanding of the client-designer dynamic as well as the stages in the design process where information related to inclusive design could be introduced. The findings were essential to inspire the development of an inclusive design interactive technique to be used by clients and designers.

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Six Challenges Facing User-oriented Industrial Design

Cited by 6 publications

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Barreiras À Adoção Do Design Inclusivo Na Prática Do Design

Barreiras À Adoção Do Design Inclusivo Na Prática Do Design

A Rapid Prototyping Tool for Interactive Device Development

A Conceptual Client-Designer Framework: Inspiring the Development of Inclusive Design Interactive Techniques

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