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Technical University - Sofia Faculty for German- and Management (FDIBA) Web-based Customization of Modular Product Design Prof. Dr. Ilia Boyadjiev Ass. Prof. Angel Bachvarov Ass. Prof. Dimitar Bojkov 1 Technical University - Sofia Faculty

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Technical University - Sofia Faculty for German- and Management (FDIBA)

Web-based Customization of Modular Product Design

  • Prof. Dr. Ilia Boyadjiev
  • Ass. Prof. Angel Bachvarov
  • Ass. Prof. Dimitar Bojkov
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Outline

Product Customization Design by the Customers Case Study DriveSets Conclusions

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Product Customization Design by the Customers Casestudy DriveSets Conclusions

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Product Customization

Traditional Product-to-Market Business Cycle

  • not enough responsive to the specific needs of today’s

dynamic and competitive markets

  • risk of misjudging the real customer needs
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Product Customization

Traditional Product-to-Market Zyklus

But customers are the initiation point of the whole product value chain ! What should be done?

Customization !

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Case Study DriveSets

New Product-to-Market Business Cycle

  • active involvement of the customer in the product development
  • reduces effort and saves time
  • extends existing knowledge base
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Product Customization Design by the Customers Case Study DriveSets Conclusions

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Methods for Identifying theCustomers Needs

Voice of the Customer (VoC) Quality Function Deployment Kano Diagram Kansei Engineering

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Design by the Customers

Structuring the Customers Needs

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Design by the Customers

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Case Study DriveSets

Systematic Approach

  • a web-based assistant for identification, structuring and mapping the

customer requirements;

  • an architecture frame describing the parameters and features of each

product family member derived on the ground of analysed customer requirements;

  • a functional structure and UML-model of the product family;
  • an algorithm for generation the possible product variants;
  • a procedure for adaptive selection of the optimal configuration;
  • an algorithm for automatic generation of 3D-models, etc.
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Product Customization Design by the Customers Case Study DriveSets Conclusions

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Case Study DriveSets

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Case Study DriveSets

Network Model of DriveSets (Functional Properties)

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Identification of DriveSets

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UML-Component Diagram of DriveSets-Family

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System Architecture

Data General
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Product Customization Design by the Customers Case Study DriveSets Conclusions

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Conclusions

  • Consumers’ knowledge and direct participation in the design

process reduces the effort and saves time;

  • Costs within design stage are cut off;
  • Competition enhancement trough transformation toward

design-sell-make business cycle;

  • Approach is innovative and possesses improving potential and

wide application field;

  • It was successfully verified by solving of real-world problem.
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