44 results on '"Kuys, Blair"'
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2. Industrial Design education in Australia: a competence analysis across primary, secondary and tertiary education levels
3. Which Visualisation Tools and Why? Evaluating Perceptions of Student and Practicing Designers toward Digital Sketching
4. Visualising product concepts to engage manufacturers with little or no industrial design capability
5. Transit Oriented Development used to formulate design guidelines for an improved bus network in Malaysia
6. Memorial design as information creation: Honoring the past through co-production of an informing aesthetic
7. Aesthetic Preference of Timber Joints in Architectural Products
8. Aesthetic Preference of Timber Joints in Architectural Products.
9. Designing Technology, Services and Systems for Social Impact in the Developing World: Strong Sustainability Required
10. Industrial Design education in Australia: a competence analysis across primary, secondary and tertiary education levels
11. Affordable and Sustainable Cooling Sportswear for Cycling Athletes: A Design Case Study
12. Concept assessment and comparison of multifaceted engineering systems: an investigation of the function integrity indicator
13. Connectivism as a Pedagogical Model within Industrial Design Education
14. The Influence Innovation Has on the Visual Appearance and Aesthetic Preference of Architectural Products
15. Human Centred Design Considerations for the Development of Sustainable Public Transportation in Malaysia
16. Ameliorating creativity in engineering education: Educator perspective
17. Implementing a Design Thinking Approach to De-Risk the Digitalisation of Manufacturing SMEs
18. Probing the Extremes of Aesthetics: The Role of Typicality and Novelty in the Aesthetic Preference of Industrial Boilers
19. Educating Students on a Global Scale: Study Tours in Design and the Impact on Graduates
20. Probing the Extremes of Aesthetics: The Role of Typicality and Novelty in the Aesthetic Preference of Industrial Boilers.
21. The Influence Innovation Has on the Visual Appearance and Aesthetic Preference of Architectural Products.
22. The role of typicality and novelty in the aesthetic preference of industrial products: Product value transformation
23. The Priority Given to Sustainability by Industrial Designers within an Industry 4.0 Paradigm
24. Designing Technology, Services and Systems for Social Impact in the Developing World: Strong Sustainability Required
25. Legitimating industrial design as an academic discipline in the context of an Australian Cooperative Centre
26. A Case Study of University–Industry Collaboration for Sustainable Furniture Design
27. Innovating product design through university-industry collaboration: Codesigning a bushfire rated skylight
28. The effect of borrowed product category aesthetics on apparent usability
29. Effects of smart garments on the well-being of athletes: a scoping review protocol
30. Exploring Smart Cooling Garments for Endurance Cycling Athletes
31. Which visualisation tools and why? Evaluating perceptions of student and practicing designers toward Digital Sketching.
32. Achieving Long-Term Adhesion and Bondline Durability with difficult-to-bond Australian Hardwoods Species
33. Modular Design & Construction in Automotive and Building Structures: Eliminating ‘Show-Stoppers’ in the Use of Wood-Based Facade Cladding
34. Integrating the Product Development Process in Scientific Research. Bridging the Research-Market Gap
35. MODULAR DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION IN AUTOMOTIVE AND BUILDING STRUCTURES: ELIMINATING 'SHOW-STOPPERS' IN THE USE OF WOOD-BASED FAĘADE CLADDING.
36. Co-designing tablet computer applications with Sri Lankan practitioners to support children with ASD
37. Design Innovation: A Tool for Value-Adding to the Papua New Guinea Balsa Wood Industry
38. Are you a designer or an engineer? We are both. An insight into Product Design Engineering through graduate reflection
39. Viewpoint : Design and Engineering Convergence Education in a Korean and Australian Context
40. The cutlery effect: do designed products for people with disabilities stigmatise them?
41. The cutlery effect: do designed products for people with disabilities stigmatise them?
42. Design for disability: Industrial design-led interventions for assistive cutlery
43. A Empirical Study of Industrial Design Contribution to Advances in Timber Materials Science
44. The Priority Given to Sustainability by Industrial Designers within an Industry 4.0 Paradigm.
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