The Future of Product Development

1. Front Matter

   Pages I-XX

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2. User Keynotes

   1. PDM/EDM as Integration Layer for Continous Workflows Based on Relevant Product Data

      • K. H. Mühleck

      Pages 1-2

   2. DMU@Airbus — Evolution of the Digital Mock-up (DMU) at Airbus to the Centre of Aircraft Development

      • R. Garbade, W. R. Dolezal

      Pages 3-12

   3. Knowledge-based Design — An Integrated Approach

      • A. Katzenbach, W. Bergholz, A. Rolinger

      Pages 13-22

3. Vendor Keynotes

   1. Cross Disciplinary Methods for Accelerated Product Delivery

      • C. Grindstaff

      Pages 23-27

   2. Advances in PLM Methodologies Driving Needs for New Competencies

      • X. Fouger

      Pages 29-38

   3. A Systematic Approach to Product Development Best Practises

      • J. Heppelmann

      Pages 39-41

4. Design Theory

   1. SPALTEN Matrix — Product Development Process on the Basis of Systems Engineering and Systematic Problem Solving

      • A. Albers, M. Meboldt

      Pages 43-52

   2. How to Measure the Success Potential and the Degree of Innovation of Technical Ideas and Products

      • H. Binz, M. Reichle

      Pages 53-63

   3. Towards a Generic Model of Smart Synthesis Tools

      • W. O. Schotborgh, H. Tragter, F. G. M. Kokkeler, F. J. A. M. van Houten, T. Tomiyama

      Pages 65-74

   4. Improving Product Development by Design-for-X (DfX) Support

      • A. Bufardi, A. Edler, M. Frey, D. Kiritsis, A. Metin, B. Smith

      Pages 75-84

   5. Looking at “DFX” and “Product Maturity” from the Perspective of a New Approach to Modelling Product and Product Development Processes

      • Chr Weber

      Pages 85-104

   6. Support of Design Engineering Activity for a Systematic Improvement of Products

      • A. Albers, T. Alink

      Pages 105-114

   7. The STEP Standards in Semantic Web — A Way to Integrate the Product Development Chain

      • K. Schützer, A. A. A. Moura

      Pages 115-124

   8. Configuration instead of New Design using Reference Product Structures

      • E. Nurcahya

      Pages 125-134

   9. Implications of Complexity in Early Stages of Innovation Processes for the Definition of Heuristic Engineering Methods

      • M. Weigt

      Pages 135-144

   10. Trends of Evolutions and Patent Analysis: An Application in the Household Appliances Field

       • A. Crotti, M. Ghitti, D. Regazzoni, C. Rizzi

       Pages 145-154

   11. Understanding the Link between Aesthetics and Engineering in Product Design

       • R. Roy, P. Baguley, L. Reeve

       Pages 155-164

   12. Preliminary Study of Cognitive Model of Designer’s Creativity by Using Formal Protocol Analysis

       • S. Yao, Y. Zeng

       Pages 165-174

   13. Results of an Industry Survey on the Application of Dependability Oriented Design Methods

       • Th. Müller, K. Manga, M. Walther, J. Wallaschek

       Pages 175-184

Product development is one of the most important drivers of innovation. Methods, procedures and systems evoke, enable and support innovation. The papers presented in this book, show that answers can only be composed out of a variety of solutions where psychological, economical and technical research results are taken into account.

The proceedings represent trends in Product Development concerning industrial users and vendors as well as scientific research aspects.

The following topics are covered: Design Theory, Product Design, Requirements, Collaborative Engineering, Complex Design, Mechatronics, Reverse Engineering, Virtual Prototyping, CAE, KBE and PLM.

• CAE
• complexity
• design
• development
• product design
• project management

• Fraunhofer IPK, Berlin, Germany

  Frank-Lothar Krause

Prof. Dr.-Ing. F.-L. Krause is head of the division "Virtual Product Creation" at the Fraunhofer Institute for Production Systems and Design Technology (IPK) in Berlin. He also has a chair for "Industrial Information Technology" at the Institute for Machine Tools and Factory Management at the Technical University of Berlin.

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