Interdisciplinary Design of an Assistive Product for Personal Mobility with the use of an Expanded Model of Axiomatic Design

Jaime Aguilar-Zambrano; Maria N. Hurtado; Manuel Vicente Valencia Diaz; Claudia M Sandoval

Interdisciplinary Design of an Assistive Product for Personal Mobility with the use of an Expanded Model of Axiomatic Design

Título traducido de la contribución: Diseño interdisciplinar de un producto de apoyo para la movilidad de las personas con el uso del modelo ampliado del Diseño Axiomático

Jaime Aguilar-Zambrano, Maria N. Hurtado, Manuel Vicente Valencia Diaz, Claudia M Sandoval

Departamento de Electrónica y Ciencias de la Computación

Universidad del Valle

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Este artículo presenta un modelo para el diseño de productos con participación interdisciplinar junto con la universidad, la empresa privada y el usuario. La propuesta se implementó en el diseño de un producto de apoyo a la movilidad de acuerdo a la clasificación en el estándar ISO9999:2007. El modelo considera al usuario como el eje central del proceso de diseño. En el producto diseñado participaron ingenieros, diseñadores industriales, una terapista ocupacional y un psicólogo. La parte creativa del diseño se soportó con la Teoría de Solución Inventiva de Problemas, TRIZ, y la fase analítica con el modelo ampliado del Diseño Axiomático el cual involucra requerimientos perceptuales. Para el producto cuatro requerimientos fueron establecidos. El modelo favorece la interacción entre disciplinas y organizaciones desde la concepción del problema y no en etapas finales. Esta aproximación favorece la visión integrada del problema desde un punto de vista ergonómico, técnico, estético y comercial.

Título traducido de la contribución	Diseño interdisciplinar de un producto de apoyo para la movilidad de las personas con el uso del modelo ampliado del Diseño Axiomático
Idioma original	Inglés
Estado	Publicada - 2012
Evento	IDEMI Integracao para a Innovacao - Florianapolis, Florianapolis, Brasil Duración: 21 oct. 2012 → 23 oct. 2012

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Conferencia	IDEMI Integracao para a Innovacao
Título abreviado	IDEMI 2012
País/Territorio	Brasil
Ciudad	Florianapolis
Período	21/10/12 → 23/10/12

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Diseño conceptual interdisciplinario, a partir de un modelo ampliado del diseño axiomatico, de ayudas tecnicas y tecnologicas para movilidad personal que favorezcan la inclusion social de personas en situacion de discapacidad.
Aguilar Zambrano, J. A. (Investigador principal), Chamorro, C. (Coinvestigador), Cordoba Andrade, L. D. N. (Coinvestigador), Gonzalez Cruz, M. C. (Coinvestigador), Hurtado, M. N. (Coinvestigador), Valencia, A. (Coinvestigador), Valencia Diaz, M. V. (Coinvestigador), Vasquez, D. (Coinvestigador) & Virgen, A. L. (Coinvestigador)
26/03/09 → 30/12/10
Proyecto: Investigación

Diseño Interdisciplinar de un producto de asistencia para movilidad personal con el uso del modelo expandido del Diseño Axiomático
Aguilar-Zambrano, J. (Orador)
21 oct. 2012 → 23 oct. 2012
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Aguilar-Zambrano, J., Hurtado, M. N., Valencia Diaz, M. V., & Sandoval, C. M. (2012). Interdisciplinary Design of an Assistive Product for Personal Mobility with the use of an Expanded Model of Axiomatic Design. Papel presentado en IDEMI Integracao para a Innovacao, Florianapolis, Brasil. https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/dc7a773d-df64-4813-95b8-c8a7552680de

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Interdisciplinary Design of an Assistive Product for Personal Mobility with the use of an Expanded Model of Axiomatic Design. / Aguilar-Zambrano, Jaime; Hurtado, Maria N.; Valencia Diaz, Manuel Vicente et al.
2012. Papel presentado en IDEMI Integracao para a Innovacao, Florianapolis, Brasil.

Producción: Contribución a una conferencia › Paper › revisión exhaustiva

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Interdisciplinary Design of an Assistive Product for Personal Mobility with the use of an Expanded Model of Axiomatic Design

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