Physical prototypes in cross functional team collaboration: A study of the Model-T2 concept car project
Virtual and physical prototypes play a significant role in the design of artifacts. This is particularly true in cross-functional team collaboration, where diverse disciplines come together to contribute to the concept, design and development of an artifact. While the role of prototyping in design a...
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2011
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| author | Datta, Sambit Hanafin, S. Rolfe, B. D'Souza, T. |
| author2 | Paulo Jorge da Silva Bartolo |
| author_facet | Paulo Jorge da Silva Bartolo Datta, Sambit Hanafin, S. Rolfe, B. D'Souza, T. |
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| description | Virtual and physical prototypes play a significant role in the design of artifacts. This is particularly true in cross-functional team collaboration, where diverse disciplines come together to contribute to the concept, design and development of an artifact. While the role of prototyping in design and cross-functional collaboration has been widely studied independently, little is known of the role that physical prototypes play during cross-functional team collaboration. This paper reports on a study of virtual and physical prototyping strategies used by a cross-functional team comprising engineers and designers working on a concept car project. The paper provides a background of the collaborative design process and details the role of physical prototyping methods during the design of the concept car. |
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| spelling | curtin-20.500.11937-218072017-01-30T12:27:31Z Physical prototypes in cross functional team collaboration: A study of the Model-T2 concept car project Datta, Sambit Hanafin, S. Rolfe, B. D'Souza, T. Paulo Jorge da Silva Bartolo Virtual and physical prototypes play a significant role in the design of artifacts. This is particularly true in cross-functional team collaboration, where diverse disciplines come together to contribute to the concept, design and development of an artifact. While the role of prototyping in design and cross-functional collaboration has been widely studied independently, little is known of the role that physical prototypes play during cross-functional team collaboration. This paper reports on a study of virtual and physical prototyping strategies used by a cross-functional team comprising engineers and designers working on a concept car project. The paper provides a background of the collaborative design process and details the role of physical prototyping methods during the design of the concept car. 2011 Conference Paper http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/21807 Taylor and Francis restricted |
| spellingShingle | Datta, Sambit Hanafin, S. Rolfe, B. D'Souza, T. Physical prototypes in cross functional team collaboration: A study of the Model-T2 concept car project |
| title | Physical prototypes in cross functional team collaboration: A study of the Model-T2 concept car project |
| title_full | Physical prototypes in cross functional team collaboration: A study of the Model-T2 concept car project |
| title_fullStr | Physical prototypes in cross functional team collaboration: A study of the Model-T2 concept car project |
| title_full_unstemmed | Physical prototypes in cross functional team collaboration: A study of the Model-T2 concept car project |
| title_short | Physical prototypes in cross functional team collaboration: A study of the Model-T2 concept car project |
| title_sort | physical prototypes in cross functional team collaboration: a study of the model-t2 concept car project |
| url | http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/21807 |