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Author
Qvistgaard Nielsen, Lasse
Term
4. term
Education
Publication year
2012
Submitted on
2012-05-23
Pages
121
Abstract
Denne kandidatafhandling handler om produktoptimering gennem redesign af en scanner for Martin Professional. Arbejdet starter med et indledende møde, hvor centrale antagelser identificeres og efterprøves med flere analysemetoder. I forskningsfasen omsættes indsigterne til en række optimeringsmuligheder, som vurderes, sammenlignes og kombineres. Det leder til en konceptfase, hvor de mest lovende ideer samles til et endeligt koncept, efterfulgt af en detaljeringsfase, der udvikler konceptet til et konkret design. Det tekniske hovedfokus er at bruge optiske fibre (tynde tråde, der leder lys) for at øge scannerens fleksibilitet og brugervenlighed.
This master’s thesis focuses on product optimization by redesigning a scanner for Martin Professional. The project begins with an initial meeting to identify key assumptions, which are then checked using several analysis methods. In the research phase, these insights become a set of optimization options that are assessed, compared, and combined. This leads to a concept phase where the most promising ideas are merged into a final concept, followed by a detailing phase that turns it into a concrete design. The central technical focus is the use of optical fibers (thin strands that guide light) to increase the scanner’s flexibility and ease of use.
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