Propuesta de innovación docente en la asignatura de ampliación de diseño industrialde la metodología tradicional a la aplicación en un proyecto real
- Onaindia Gerrikabeitia, Eneritz
- Garikano, Xabier
- Martín, Iñaki
- Pérez, Ángel
- Oriozabala Brit, José Antonio
- Peña Rodríguez, Cristina
- Fernández Marzo, Florencio
- Asensio de Miguel, Francisco Javier
ISSN: 2013-2298
Year of publication: 2017
Issue: 9
Pages: 96-103
Type: Article
More publications in: Revista d'innovació docent universitària: RIDU
Abstract
Taking into account that the mission of the university is to make people aware and sensitive towards what is happening in their environment; this paper presents a proposal for teaching innovation, its implementation as well as the results obtained from it. The main goal of this experience is aimed at showing the importance of the feedback of observing the final product to improve design and study the complete life cycle, from the conceptual idea to the final fabrication. Limitations in university teaching to show the final product applied to a real product, can be overcome by introducing a new manufacturing process, Additive manufacturing, applied to a real project.
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