The Appropriation of Product Design as Solution to Minimise Risk of Exertional Heat Illness among Marathon Runners

Sani, Mohd Najib Abdullah; Amran, Azrul Amri; Kamil, Muhammad; Romainoor, Nurul Hanim; Kanyan, Louis Ringah

doi:10.13189/saj.2020.080711

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“…Product design is a discipline that has grown as a vital role in producing an innovative product via research and development. One of the current ways to improving human and value quality is to incorporate the human factor into product design by studying human behaviour, obstacles, and needs (Kamil & Abidin, 2013;Kamil & Abidin, 2015;Kamil, Abidin & Hassan, 2018;Sani et al, 2019;Kamil, Abidin & Hassan, 2019a;Kamil, Abidin & Hassan, 2019b;Chumiran, Abidin & Kamil, 2020;Kamil, Shi & Sani, 2020;Sani et al, 2020;Kamil & Sani, 2021). Through the creation of the food tracker design, the major goal of this research is to emphasise the possible growth of theoretical research that is complementary to design practises in order to develop future product design innovation that is coherent to user demands.…”

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Food waste is a huge problem across the world, but it's especially bad in developed countries such as Malaysia, according to the previous study. It is estimated that 1.3 billion tonnes of food are lost or wasted every year, accounting for one-third of all food produced for human consumption. Hence, the goal of this study is to supplement the solution within the framework of product design process based on the evaluation of food waste behaviour among household in Malaysia. As an approach for acquiring empirical data, a survey study was conducted with 52 respondents in Malaysia, including an analysis of similar existing products on the market, which was then followed by the design process. The findings suggest a multitude of design needs in preventing food waste behaviour among household in Malaysia, including the issues of the existing similar products on the market. Therefore, a few design criteria have been proposed and a set of semi-working food tracking models was successfully developed as a proposal for potential future development and production. It is hoped that the outcome of the study exhibits the synchronization of the product design process inside the smart-object dimensions in order to generate the design that helps to manage and reduce the amount of food waste created among household in Malaysia.

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“…Nowadays, product design discipline has evolved as an important role to produce an innovative product through research innovation. One of the current approaches to enhance the quality of human and values is to integrate the human factor into product design by understanding the human behaviour, difficulties and needs (Abdullah Sani et al, 2019;Chumiran et al, 2020;Kamil et al, 2019aKamil et al, , 2019bMohamed Kamil et al, 2018;Sani et al, 2020). During the pandemic COVID-19, the field of product design has made a significant contribution to the development of great design thinkers (Fu & Liang, 2020;L.…”

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The Challenges and Initiatives of Teaching Product Design’s Course Online During the COVID-19 Pandemic in Malaysia

Kamil

Sani

2021

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Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, most of the schools and universities around the globe, including Malaysia, were compelled to cease their operations and migrate to online teaching and learning environment. Along with this ‘forced approach’ to learning, the educators were faced with several barriers and challenges that need to be addressed. This paper intends to determine the challenges of teaching and learning Product Design courses in Malaysian universities using the online environment during the COVID-19 pandemic. It also highlights some of the strategies and initiatives adopted and adapted by the lecturers of this course in surmounting those challenges. Using a real-time video interview, data were collected from 10 respondents from various faculties of Malaysian higher education institutions offering product design courses. The findings of the study point to a range of difficulties in teaching Product Design courses online, including the need for more delicate interactions to ensure efficiencies in teaching and learning design courses, as well as the evaluation methods to achieve design learning and design outcomes.

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“…Product design is a discipline that has emerged as playing a crucial part in the development of an innovative product. Incorporating a various aspect into product design through researching human behaviour, challenges, materials, and demands is one of the current methods for raising human value and product quality (Kamil & Abidin, 2013;Kamil and Abidin, 2015;Matos et al, 2014;Kamil & Abidin, 2014a;Kamil & Abidin, 2014b;Kamil, Abidin & Hassan, 2018;Sani et al, 2019;Kamil, Abidin & Hassan, 2019a;Kamil, Abidin & Hassan 2019b;Chumiran, Abidin & Kamil, 2020;Kamil, Shi & Sani, 2020;Sani et al, 2020;Kamil & Sani, 2021;Kamil, Ying & Sani, 2022;Kamil, Hua & Sani, 2022).…”

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The implementation of polycaprolactone (PCL) as an eco-friendly material in toy design development

Kamil¹,

Shaukat²

2023

J. Graph. Eng. Des.

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Due to a substantial impact of hazardous materials in toy design, numerous toy companies have opted for an eco-friendly toy by promoting a legacy of innovation rather than waste and degradation. Furthermore, one of the most significant polymers for being recognised as a safe toy material is Polycaprolactone (PCL). However, in Malaysia, the study of Malaysian parent’s level of awareness in buying eco-friendly toys, their behaviour in purchasing and managing toys at home, as well as the preferences of play type for their children, is not widely discussed. Thus, forty (40) Malaysian parents have participated in an online survey conducted by the research team. The result of the study found that most Malaysian parents has a low level of awareness in buying eco-friendly toys for their children, lack the skills needed in handling broken or unused toys, and have selected criteria to be considered when purchasing a toy. Furthermore, a set of semi working toy design was successfully developed using PCL as a proposal for potential future development and production. It is hoped that the outcome of this study will contribute to inspire future toy designers to account for Malaysian parent’s preferences when developing eco-friendly toys.

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The Appropriation of Product Design as Solution to Minimise Risk of Exertional Heat Illness among Marathon Runners

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