Matilde Bisballe Jensen3Shape · R&D Intraoral Scanners
Matilde Bisballe Jensen
PhD in Engineering Design
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Introduction
My research focuses on the new arising possibilities of maker-spaces and rapid prototyping tools. These not only changes how mechanical engineers approach early stage product development, but also how user researchers can conduct controlled experiments of future HMI.
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This paper sheds light on the new possibilities for user research activities facilitated by access to makerspaces. We present four case studies of user research conducted in two university-based makerspaces as examples of makerspace-driven user research. Further, by comparing the cases to three classical user research activities, namely observation...
As more mobile sensing devices are introduced in the market, the risks associated with cybersecurity increase. Our research goal is to shed light on novice designers' awareness to these risks with a focus on the sensing device design. We coded qualitative data from design thinking student teams at the University of California, Berkeley to see how c...
With rapid-prototyping tools and low-cost sensor technology makerspaces and maker communities are anticipated to help advance an active business strategy for companies aiming for higher agility in the early stages of engineering design, also known as the Fuzzy Front End (FFE)(Böhmer, Beckmann, & Lindemann, 2015). Yet, with the broad range of user g...
This paper presents an evaluation of nine laser cut living hinges in terms of their ability to resemble earlier defined properties of mechanical shape-changing interfaces. Such interfaces are expected to become more prominent in future human-machine-interactions. However, there is a lack of empirical research regarding how users respond to such int...
This paper maps and describes how prototypes are used to elicit requirements of unknown unknowns in industry. Eight engineering design companies serve as a dataset for a multi-case investigation. By semi-quantitatively analysing 19 prototypes in terms of functionality, timing, stakeholder involvement and requirement elicitation, we present a wide s...
This paper presents the experienced difficulties of students participating in the multidisciplinary, remote collaborating engineering design course challenge-based innovation at CERN. This is with the aim to identify learning barriers and improve future learning experiences. We statistically analyse the rated differences between distinct design act...
For supporting the selection of the setup of a new makerspace in Molde, Norway, a pre-study was conducted on the state-of-the-art of makerspaces in Norway and beyond. Data includes: observations and interviews at 13 makerspaces visits in Norway, Denmark and the US, interviews with 11 future users and 1 questionnaire (N=25) answered by members of 8...
This paper argues that the methods used in the trending buzzword Design Thinking have deeper roots and bigger application potential, beyond product development IDEO and the Stanford University d.school style. The conscious combination of these Design Thinking methods and rapid iteration sessions is also of value when deploying it to software develo...
When evaluating group performance in the field of group collaboration different forms of information sharing types are utilised as indicators for well performing or under performing groups. A transcript-file of a group conversation provide us with such communication patterns in form of the order of speaker turns and the amount of words assigned to...
This paper presents challenges associated with developing Smart, Learning, and Physically Adapting products. Until now, smart products mainly collects user data and digitally adapts user interfaces and information feedback loops from the data-analysis. This paper is focused on the next stage of smart products, where products are additionally physic...
Prototyping is a common method in the Nordic user involving design approach. However little is empirical shown about how priming factors affects output of prototyping sessions. In this paper we investigate whether three parameters; material, challenge formulation and warm-up sessions; affect output of generated prototypes. The research question has...
For supporting the selection of the setup of a new makerspace in Molde, Norway, a pre-study was conducted on the state-of-the-art of makerspaces in Norway and beyond. Data includes: observations and interviews at 13 makerspaces visits in Norway, Denmark and the US, interviews with 11 future users and 1 questionnaire (N=25) answered by members of 8...
For supporting the selection of the setup of a new makerspace in Molde, Norway, a pre-study was conducted on the state-of-the-art of makerspaces in Norway and beyond. Data includes: observations and interviews at 13 makerspaces visits in Norway, Denmark and the US, interviews with 11 future users and 1 questionnaire (N=25) answered by members of 8...
This paper addresses the need to learn about the characteristics, functionalities, and intended purposes of prototypes by proposing a standardized framework to describe (1) the characteristics of prototypes and (2) their generated (intended) outcome in a quantified and generally applicable way. Text-analysis software enabled us to merge the diverse...
This paper addresses the need to quantify human-object interactions in order to get insights into the sensorial variables influencing the actual user-experiences in interaction and human centered design. The resulting framework is generally applicable and allows the exploration of more fundamental human-object interaction relationships, including b...
This paper describes and proposes a new method for conducting globally distributed design research. Instead of using e.g. a software we tried out a completely analogue approach: Five carefully prepared packages, containing all the necessary materials and instructions for a design challenge, were sent out to supervisors in Norway, Finland, Italy, an...
Questions
Question (1)
Many researchers discuss the rapid prototyping tools individually, but I would like your input on what paradigms are fundamentally different when adapting Maker Mentality in Industry.
Any good examples? Case-studies?
What are the challenges?
Projects
Projects (3)
Develop a working protocol for the integration of co-creation tools in the process of validating ideas during the NPD for older adults.
To evaluate the development and impact of a participative and multi-disciplinary co-creation model for the design of new products for independent elderly in the Biobío Region.
Research question
What are the main challenges when we design with independent elderly.
We aim to uncover and understand the underlying principles and paradigms of skunk work like extreme product/service/system development projects. Our overarching research question question is: How to make radical new product development teams better in ter ms of project outcome quality and quantity, faster and cheaper? By means of capturing all interactions (man-man, man-machine and machine-machine) in a living lab environment, we intent to prove the interrelationship and influence of: 1) Interdisciplinarity in teams from day one 2) Co-location of people and machines/processes 3) Combining Design Thinking methods and SCRUM/Agile/Lean 4) consciously altering through prototyping materials and tools.
