Design driven innovation - Turkey Innovation Week 20151204
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Presentation for the Turkey Innovation Week in Istanbul on December 4th 2015, on the topic of how design can contribute to solving future cities' challenges.
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- 1. Design Driven Innovation How design helps solving city challenges Bart Ahsmann CLICKNL|DESIGN
- 3. DESIGN?
- 5. • developing solutions (it’s a process) DESIGN IS ABOUT:
- 6. • developing solutions (it’s a process) • products, services and systems (can be tangible and non-tangible) DESIGN IS ABOUT:
- 7. • developing solutions (it’s a process) • products, services and systems (can be tangible and non-tangible) • integrating multiple domains (has a bridging capacity and goal) DESIGN IS ABOUT:
- 22. DESIGN DRIVEN INNOVATION • User centered • Iterative process • Co-creation • Research based
Editor's Notes
- Health Safety Mobility
- Health in the city: a quick response in emergency situations Heart failure: need to help out within 1 minute – increases Student project at Delft University
- Starting point – lot’s of iterations to follow System solution, high risk, legal issues
- Starting point – lot’s of iterations to follow System solution, high risk, legal issues
- Problem: water – people risk of drowning – firebrigade has to save them Panic – cold – risky! Spark + firebrigade started project Typical example of well structured approach: more than just a few drawings! Research: existing products, patents, context and use situations, storyboards Experiments – prototypes and early models Concept development, further prototyping, CAD modeling – the works!
- Problem: water – people risk of drowning – firebrigade has to save them Panic – cold – risky! Spark + firebrigade started project Typical example of well structured approach: more than just a few drawings! Research: existing products, patents, context and use situations, storyboards Experiments – prototypes and early models Concept development, further prototyping, CAD modeling – the works!
- Problem: water – people risk of drowning – firebrigade has to save them Panic – cold – risky! Spark + firebrigade started project Typical example of well structured approach: more than just a few drawings! Research: existing products, patents, context and use situations, storyboards Experiments – prototypes and early models Concept development, further prototyping, CAD modeling – the works!
- Service design starting point – tangible & non tangible system solutions Research & Design improve passenger transfer Visualisation
- Key characteristics of how we design: User centred Iterative process Multidisciplinary collaboration Research based
- Thank you – hope you will all find your way home safely That’s also a field of work where much has been improved by the Dutch