3304 Design Methodologies Toward an Embodiment of Timeaxis Design
Koichiro Sato, Yoshiyuki MATUOKA
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Koichiro Sato, Yoshiyuki MATUOKA
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This paper describes a value growth design methodology and an unsteady and non-equilibrium system design methodology, which is one of a typical means to embody a timeaxis design. The timeaxis design is a new design, which introduced time axis into the theory and methodology of design. The value growth design is a design, which appreciate in value with time progress. On the other hand, an unsteady and non-equilibrium system design is design, which focuses on transition period. Moreover, as a means for realizing of these designs, a bio-inspired technology and service technology are described. Finally, a new possibility by using the timeaxis design is indicated.
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This paper describes a value growth design methodology and an unsteady and non-equilibrium system design methodology, which is one of a typical means to embody a timeaxis design. The timeaxis design is a new design, which introduced time axis into the theory and methodology of design. The value growth design is a design, which appreciate in value with time progress. On the other hand, an unsteady and non-equilibrium system design is design, which focuses on transition period. Moreover, as a means for realizing of these designs, a bio-inspired technology and service technology are described. Finally, a new possibility by using the timeaxis design is indicated.
Key concepts: Design technology, Design methods, Value (mathematics), Computer science, Design elements and principles, Iterative design, Designtheory, Probabilistic design