The aim of this paper was to achieve a better understanding of the specific role of physical prototyping in the product development process. Data from a survey of 25 companies revealed that the direct effect of prototyping on multidimensional project performance is limited. However, physical prototyping appears to affect process and product concept characteristics. More particularly, it improves interdisciplinary communication, supports a concurrent, time-oriented approach and collaboration in balanced teams. It enhances the project leader's championing, and increases the support of senior management and product quality. Finally, physical prototyping indirectly affects project performance via these modified characteristics
The design has gradually been seeking new solutions to ensure greater effectiveness of the emerging ...
In product development and engineering design research, discoveries have revealed the benefits of us...
The competition in the world market for manufactured products h as intensified tremendously in recen...
Companies want to increase the innovation degree and shorten development time of products in order t...
Until now, prototyping has been developing as a technological discipline. In so it has proven to be ...
Christoforakos L, Tretter S, Diefenbach S, et al. Potential and Challenges of Prototyping in Product...
The new product development process makes use of both virtual and physical prototypes. There is an i...
Purpose - The purpose of this paper is to identify the strengths and weaknesses associated with phys...
Prototyping constitutes a major theme of design education and an integral part of engineering design...
AbstractPhysical prototypes have always been important in engineering design. However, little is kno...
Prototypes are a common feature of many product design and development endeavours. An ever widening ...
Prototyping has long been a popular method in engineering and design practice. The continued use of ...
This article argues for the dual role of prototyping in facilitating abductive thinking in research ...
The use of tangible objects is paramount in industrial design. Throughout the design process physica...
Repeated, efficient, and extensive use of prototypes is a vital activity that can make the differenc...
The design has gradually been seeking new solutions to ensure greater effectiveness of the emerging ...
In product development and engineering design research, discoveries have revealed the benefits of us...
The competition in the world market for manufactured products h as intensified tremendously in recen...
Companies want to increase the innovation degree and shorten development time of products in order t...
Until now, prototyping has been developing as a technological discipline. In so it has proven to be ...
Christoforakos L, Tretter S, Diefenbach S, et al. Potential and Challenges of Prototyping in Product...
The new product development process makes use of both virtual and physical prototypes. There is an i...
Purpose - The purpose of this paper is to identify the strengths and weaknesses associated with phys...
Prototyping constitutes a major theme of design education and an integral part of engineering design...
AbstractPhysical prototypes have always been important in engineering design. However, little is kno...
Prototypes are a common feature of many product design and development endeavours. An ever widening ...
Prototyping has long been a popular method in engineering and design practice. The continued use of ...
This article argues for the dual role of prototyping in facilitating abductive thinking in research ...
The use of tangible objects is paramount in industrial design. Throughout the design process physica...
Repeated, efficient, and extensive use of prototypes is a vital activity that can make the differenc...
The design has gradually been seeking new solutions to ensure greater effectiveness of the emerging ...
In product development and engineering design research, discoveries have revealed the benefits of us...
The competition in the world market for manufactured products h as intensified tremendously in recen...