Design and Innovation Revision Flashcards

Flashcards for Design and Innovation revision, focusing on key concepts and definitions from the lecture notes.

solve

The first step in addressing a design problem is knowing how to it.

Brainstorming

The process of generating ideas by visualizing and discussing potential solutions is known as .

Research

Gathering information to ensure a product is aimed at the target market involves to understand the user's wants and needs.

Primary

_ research involves obtaining firsthand data from users through questionnaires, product analysis, and interviews.

Secondary

Analyzing existing information to gather knowledge and identify trends involves __ research.

Investigating

Exploring a design problem by researching user needs, existing products, and the target market aids in __.

Analogy

Using ideas from different areas to influence designs and making connections between unrelated objects is called .

Morphological Analysis

A tool to explore different combinations of potential design features or components is known as __.

Inversion

Manipulating an existing solution to think outside the box and explore new possibilities is known as _.

Design thinking

The problem-solving method that focuses on understanding the user and redefining problems to create alternative solutions is called _.

Generating ideas

The stage of the design process where ideas are generated based on research is called __.

Production

Creating a product with quality, adherence to standards, and safety measures occurs during __.

Innovation

A new idea, method, or product that improves function, aesthetics, or sustainability is known as __.

Quantitative

Collecting numerical data through component and material tests for analysis involves _ testing

Qualitative

__ testing involves gathering opinions and views through interviews, questionnaires, and focus groups.

Kitemark (BSI)

A worldwide symbol of trust, integrity, and quality is the __.

CE (European Conformity)

__ ensures that European standards are met, and a product can be traded in Europe.

CAD

Using computer systems to design realistic outcomes, allowing for easy changes, adaptation, and collaboration, involves __.

Concurrent engineering

A systematic approach to developing products where different teams work on different parts simultaneously is called __.

User centered

James Dyson focuses on functionality and high-quality versions of everyday products through ___ design.

Contemporary

Bethan Gray's designs reflect a cultural journey, combining traditional craftsmanship with __ design.

Digital

Transferring designs from software to CAM machines for cutting and engraving involves ___ design.

Globalisation

The interconnection of markets, manufacturing, and design on an international scale is known as __.

Ethical

Fair treatment of workers and honest advertisements address _ issues in design.

Sustainable

Using renewable and recyclable materials minimizes waste and reduces pollution and promotes _ issues.

Evaluation

Assessing how well a product solves the initial problem and meets its intended purpose is known as __.