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Höfer, K. (author)
Healthcare processes will need to transform Healthcare is an ever-changing domain in which the care process of today are already facing difficulties to meet existing demands. It can be foreseen that in 2030 our ageing population will cause healthcare costs to increase, while there will be a shortfall of medical personnel. Emergency departments...
master thesis 2017
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Marschner, F.C. (author)
Philips is facing a strategic re-orientation While Philips is most commonly known for their Consumer Lifestyle Products and the Lighting division, a growingly important part of the company is all about solutions in the health industry. Now, the two divisions Consumer Lifestyle and Healthcare will be integrated into one company focussing on...
master thesis 2016
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Langenhoff, L. (author)
master thesis 2016
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Deleye, O.M. (author)
CONTEXT The period of the ‘running-shoe-wearing-American tourist’ is no more. The old fashioned running shoes have entered a new era of high-tech fashionable performance items. The lighter materials, better fitting shapes and other new technologies allow reaching higher performances and a more comfortable fit. Today this is reflected by the...
master thesis 2015
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De Rijke, L.G.J. (author)
In this report you can read about the development of a luxury watch brand. The development of a luxury brand is different than that of a normal brand. A luxury brand has to deal with difficulties between ubiquity and exclusivity in fields of branding, marketing and product development. Whithin the luxury segment different types of brands and...
master thesis 2015
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Van Boeijen, A.G.C. (author)
This thesis concerns specifically the discipline of product design, and the main question is how can designers be supported in understanding the culture of their intended users. The reason for this study is that designers are experiencing difficulties and uncertainties with regard to their intended users, as these users live in cultures with...
doctoral thesis 2015
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Bins, W.A.C. (author)
In this master’s thesis, a design intervention is presented that triggers people to think about continuous spatial changes in their neighbourhood. It aims to create awareness of the ever changing character of the surroundings and make people more open and willing to support developments that are beneficial for the future. With an emphasis on...
master thesis 2014
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Struijk, W.J.J. (author)
Tuk Tuk Factory wants to extend its current product portfolio. The graduation project has resulted in a service and vehicle design for the company to access a new market. It is very hard to penetrate the automotive industry, largely consisting of huge firms that control the industry. The small Dutch vehicle manufacturer Tuk Tuk Factory however...
master thesis 2014
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Hooft, R.H.F. (author)
Approximately 70% of KLM passengers transfer via KLM’s main hub AAS. It is obvious that KLM’s transfer product is extremely important as alternative transfer airports are improving rapidly. KLM is losing ground to the competition. Therefore this report is made is order to investigate KLM’s transfer product and how KLM can jump ahead of the...
master thesis 2014
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Schade, V.P.H. (author)
Research shows that current new attractions only have an effect for approximately two years on the visitor numbers of a park . In this project a new type of attraction was created, namely social-emotional journeys. Social-emotional journeys aim to be more sustainable and retain revisit attractiveness. The project tried to push the boundaries of...
master thesis 2014
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Scarpellini, I. (author)
PROJECT GOAL The aim of the project is to develop a solution able to increase the energy level on board, improving the in-flight experience on long haul flights, offering passengers an energising trip. FRAMEWORK The reversal theory, from M.J.Apter, was used to explain the dynamics that bring passengers to be stuck in the same mental condition...
master thesis 2014
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Van Woerkom, W. (author)
Van Raalte Displays is a manufacturer focussing on signing products. They are changing to more custom made products and want to investigate the market for products for shop windows. To enter the shop window market, they want to have a universal product which makes it easy for shop owners to dress their shop window. Van Raalte Displays can play...
master thesis 2013
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Plink, L.V. (author)
This report entitled “Reconstructing the online recipe, the shift from sharing instructions to sharing the food experience” describes the development of a new concept for IceMobile. IceMobile currently operates in the context of online communities, where people can find, share and organize user-generated recipes. The concept, a tablet...
master thesis 2013
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Van Etten, K.D.A. (author)
This report aims to provide the Mauritshuis with a concept design that will contribute to the rejuvenation of the Mauritshuis’ visitor profile. The concept may attract a younger audience, without losing sight of the collection and the Mauritshuis’ current visitors. A promising target audience that contributes to this rejuvenation are young...
master thesis 2013
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Nieuwenhuis, L. (author)
The design process of this graduation project is inspired on the “Model of the Product Innovation Process” (Buijs and Valkenburg, 2005). The five-stage product innovation model consists of product use, strategy formulation, design brief formulation, product development and product launch. This project covers the first four stages of the...
master thesis 2012
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Kranenburg, A. (author)
Products impose a certain moral to the user: A speed bump forces a driver to slow down, a traffic light forces a driver to stop or go and a fence prevents bystanders to trespass. Public space belongs to everybody. There is no unambiguous organization responsible for the public space sight. This results in a cluttered public space that looks...
master thesis 2012
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Bouwens, J.M.A. (author)
A fieldlab sport innovation and stimulation offers a physical place in where knowledge institutes, business and users (city councils) cooperate to improve and develop recreational sport related products. This ‘mobile’ fieldlab should communicate and enthuse potential cities about the added value of the fieldlab sport innovation and stimulation....
master thesis 2011
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Soedarmo, H.A. (author)
The existence of mediated communication is inevitably changing our paradigm of ways to communicate with other human beings. It enables us to connect with others over a distance without having to present at the same location or the same time. This growing field of mediated communication leaves room for explorations of the possibilities of future...
master thesis 2011
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Duquesnoy, G.B.G. (author)
On warm days, the canals in Dutch cities swarm with sloops: small open boats. They are well-suited for this. The weather, however, is not always sunny and warm. This project focuses on the design of a new type of sloop which is suited for long trips without compromising its usability on short trips with many people. The resulting draft design...
master thesis 2011
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Van Beuzekom, E.M. (author)
In general all adults sleep seven to eight hours per night. In other words: human kind sleeps one third of their lifetime. Until now, there has not found scientific evidence for the function of sleep, but the theory most accepted is that sleep has a restorative function. Sleeplessness can cause serious health problems on the long run. In modern...
master thesis 2010
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