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Cognitive factors in distributed design

Computers in Industry, 2002
Engineering design is being carried out by distributed design teams in an effort to use expert human resources more efficiently. The support needs of distributed design are reviewed from a cognitive viewpoint using five broad categories: design methodology, collaboration, teamwork, knowledge management and design representation.
Sherman Y. T. Lang   +2 more
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Human factors in spacecraft design

Journal of Spacecraft and Rockets, 1990
This paper describes some of the salient implications of evolving mission parameters for spacecraft design. Among the requirements for future spacecraft are new, higher standards of living, increased support of human productivity, and greater accommodation of physical and cultural variability. Design issues include volumetric allowances, architecture
A A, Harrison, M M, Connors
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The Factor of Design

The Tulane Drama Review, 1961
When we were putting on Arthur Miller's All My Sons in New Haven and I was talking with Arthur about the function of scene design, he said, “Don't talk to me about stage form, scene design and all that. What matters in the theatre is character and situation.” I was about to say something in answer when a friend of Arthur's who was present warned me ...
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Cognitive factors in design

Proceedings of the 5th conference on Creativity & cognition - C&C '05, 2005
This tutorial provides a "hands-on" (actually, "minds-on") exploration of several basic processes and phenomena of human memory, and problem solving. The emphasis is on developing both intuitive and formal knowledge which can serve as background knowledge which will be useful in interpreting design guidelines and in making educated design judgments ...
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Empathy, Design and Human Factors

2017
With rapid changes to inclusivity, accessibility, technology and the global economy, there is a need to appreciate and understand the way in which real people actually engage and interact with products, systems and services. Designers need to go beyond the merely functional.
Andrée Woodcock   +3 more
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