Industries are constantly looking for ways to make better-performing products that are also lighter and more cost-effective; these goals can be achieved through materials substitution, according to Dr. Andrew Dent, vice president, library and materials research at Material ConneXion.
What is Design Thinking?
Scott Witthoft and Scott Doorley of Stanford University’s d.School explain the three facets of design thinking that can be used to solve problems ranging from business to the everyday.
Working with Innovative Materials: Think Performance First
What do you need your material to do? Understanding a material’s attributes and limitations before designing a product results in a more cost-effective and innovative result, says Dr. Andrew Dent, vice president, library and materials research at Material ConneXion.
Vertical Work Surfaces as a Tool to Encourage Conversation, Add Perspective
According to Scott Witthoft and Scott Doorley of Stanford University’s d.School, adding vertical dry erase work surfaces encourage employees to “work out loud,” collaborate and share ideas.
