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Kriswanto Widiawan , Nutcharee Pakdeechoho; Sustainable product design and development: A review. AIP Conf. Proc. 18 January 2024; 2951 (1): 050010. https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0181375
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Sustainable product design and development is a vast field of research. So far, no study has been conducted on the sub-field of research. Typically, each scholar conducts research based on his/her point of view and expertise. This paper aims to compile sustainable product design and development categorization into topics, objectives, methods, and contributions. Based on a literature review of sustainable product design and development, several research sub-categories were found: Process, life cycle assessment, eco-design, design strategies, multi-criteria decision making, performance measurement, customer’s side, and miscellaneous that covers various study areas. This categorization provides benefits to researchers in a category to focus more on choosing the appropriate literature. In addition, it is easier for scholars to identify knowledge gaps in a category for future research.
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Product Design Innovation Method and Practice Based on Sustainable Design
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- Huaizhong Li 8 ,
- Songli Liu 7 &
- Guangde Peng 7
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Sustainable design aims at environmentally friendly, socially acceptable and economically acceptable. Sustainable design method in life cycle stages takes into account environmental, economic and social factors. It is an important means for industrial manufacturing to save resources and energy, reduce waste and improve quality. The sustainable design method is an effective design method for enterprises to reduce the cost of products, increase the added value and competitiveness. In this paper, the sustainable design method is analyzed, and the product sustainable design evaluation system and the process of product design innovation are constructed. The product sustainable design method is used in the design case, further research and application are carried out, and good results are obtained. The research in this paper provides a basis and method support for the sustainable design of enterprises, which is of great significance and application value for the development and realization of new products and the sustainable design and manufacture of products.
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