TWO TYPES OF DESIGN APPROACHES REGARDING INDUSTRIAL DESIGN AND ENGINEERING DESIGN IN PRODUCT DESIGN
K. M. Kim, Kun-Pyo Lee
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K. M. Kim, Kun-Pyo Lee
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This paper introduces a new perspective to product design approach. Two disciplines involving in product design process, engineering design and industrial design are reviewed. They are characterized as 'Inside Design' dealing with Product-working Functionality and 'Outside Design' dealing with Human-using Functionality respectively. Two distinctive design approaches are drawn out by reviewing product design processes; 'inside-out approach' by which the inside design is defined before the outside design and 'outside-in approach' by which the outside design is defined before the inside design.
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This paper introduces a new perspective to product design approach. Two disciplines involving in product design process, engineering design and industrial design are reviewed. They are characterized as 'Inside Design' dealing with Product-working Functionality and 'Outside Design' dealing with Human-using Functionality respectively. Two distinctive design approaches are drawn out by reviewing product design processes; 'inside-out approach' by which the inside design is defined before the outside design and 'outside-in approach' by which the outside design is defined before the inside design.
Key concepts: Product design, Design technology, Design review (U.S. government), Engineering design process, Probabilistic design, Computer-automated design, High-level design, Design brief