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Higher Design and Manufacture Revision Session 2

Topics covered Design Factors Idea Generation Production Planning Systems Marketing IPR

Design Factors Aesthetics Ergonomics Economics Environment Safety Function

Aesthetics Shape Form Line Pattern Texture Harmony Balance

Compare the aesthetics of these two mugs

aesthetics Fashion Market Trends Style

Describe the difference between fashion and style using these biker jackets

ergonomics Anthropometrics Finding the correct measurements for products using an anthropometric data table Ensuring that the product fits the user

ergonomics Psychology How the user understand the product

ergonomics Physiology How the user uses the product and their Physical Strength Can they press the button comfortably? Can they lift up the product? Can they change the batteries easily?

economics Costs How much a product costs or how much a business will have to spend. Cost implications of businesses: Introducing a new system/machinery Training of staff Updating software or equipment Material costs Maintenance costs

environment Impact on Environment Impact /suitability on surroundings

safety Compliance to BSI standards Ensure that the workplace is safe. (HSE) Ensure that materials are safe to use (non toxic, non flammable)

function

Idea generation SCAMPER Six hat thinking Lateral Thinking Brainstorming Brain writing http://www.leckieandleckie.co.uk/page/978000750483 1_Images/scamper http://resources.leckieandleckie.co.uk/Design_Manufa cture/978-0-00-750483-1/6057_Six_Hat_Thinking.pdf

Idea generation Analogy - Biomimicry Mood boards Lifestyle Boards Morphological Analysis Technology Transfer - Dyson Roller Ball

Production and planning systems One off Batch Mass Line Flow

Production and planning systems Gantt Charts JIT Jigs CAD CAM

Marketing Push – Market forcing it on customers Pull – Market demanding it

Marketing Mix 4P’s Price Product Place Promotion

Marketing Techniques Planned Obsolescence Mobile Marketing Product Placement Viral Marketing Mass Marketing, Brand Names Seasonal Marketing Celebrity Endorsement

IPR Trademark Copyright/Design Right Patent Registered Design