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Leading in Product Design Name of speaker Faculty of Industrial Design Engineering 4

The faculty of Industrial Design Engineering (IDE) • Founded in 1969 • Largest university-based design course worldwide • 2000 students • >4900 alumni • 3 departments • 1 BSc programme • 3 MSc programmes • 1 Master specialisation | 5

‘Creating successful products people love to use’ Products which… • are durable, • are mass- or series produced, • are used in daily life, • offer significant interaction | 6

The departments • Industrial Design appearance, interaction, use, design techniques • Design Engineering mechanics, materials, manufacturing, cost, CAD, electronics • Product Innovation & Management consumer behaviour, marketing, product management, design methodology | 7

Research programmes Fostering sustainable wellbeing, through: • • user experience innovative applications artefact manifestations strategic product design Most comprehensive research Programme (>60 Ph. D students) In industrial design engineering worldwide | 8

Research programmes Strategic design • To explore the strategic context of new product design User experiences • To explore how (aspects of) the human product interaction contributes to our well being | 9

Research programmes Artefact manifestations • To explore the opportunities and constraints offered by various manifestations and new technologies Innovative application • Establishing designs, which will function as platforms for integrating existing and generating new knowledge | 10

The Bachelor’s programme Industrial design engineering is a technical degree programme focusing on product development. Learning outcomes: • A solid technological background • An overview of the various fields of product development • Process methodology knowledge and design skills | 11

The Master’s programmes Integrated Product Design (IPD) • Integrating all aspects of product development Design for Interaction (Df. I) • Analysis and conceptualisation of designs for human - product interaction Strategic Product Design (SPD) • Fuzzy front end of new product development | 12

Educational Structure | 13

Industrial Design Engineering is | 14

The designers of today tsylattlusevitaerf ta empcsena. C ac er lani c ehsa ooauved n t l co. F • • • Have a structured approach • Consider every aspect of a product • Know about every aspect of product | 15

The designers of tomorrow • Integrates knowledge at strategic level • Is innovation oriented • Collaborates with specialists & end-users • Is research-driven • Is looking for manifestationindependent solutions | 16

Open source car of the future: c, mm, n | 17

Stormproof umbrella: Senz Umbrella | 18

Turns dirty water into drinking water: the Life Straw | 19

Helps autistic children learn words: LINKX | 20

Example of Integrated Product Design “F-Hybrid”, the hydrogen-power scooter | 21

Example of Design for Interaction: Piece of family | 22

Example of Strategic Product Design: Co-branding | 23

Example of Medisign: Babybloom | 24

Example of Automotive: Spyker concept car | 25

Adriaan van Hooydonk Design Director, BMW cars Graduated at IDE in 1988 "Problems are good; They force creativity" | 26

Joost van der Made Tom Product line manager Graduated at IDE in 1993 "A broad view enables you to share different passions" | 27

? Questions Thank you for your attention | 28

Thank you for your attention | 29