Kansei/Affective Engineering: Volume 2 (Systems Innovation Book Series)

Kansei Engineering, 2 Volume Set

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    Droid, iPhone, or BlackBerry? Customers often find it hard to distinguish between products due to functional equivalency. They will, therefore, base their decisions on subjective factors. A powerful consumer oriented technology for product development, Kansei or Affective engineering translates customer's feelings into concrete product parameters.

    Developed in the early 70s in Japan, and now popular among Japanese companies, the method spread to the US in the middle of the 90s. However, cultural differences may have prevented the method to enfold its whole potential. Written by, Mitsuo Nagamachi, the founder of the technology, this two-volume set, Kansei Engineering , provides the background and history of Kansei Engineering and demonstrates how to use it in each stage.

    It describes how to survey consumer feeling by psychological and or psycho-physiological measurement; and then, the survey data are analyzed using statistical techniques; finally, the analyzed data are transferred to design domain through engineering and technology.

    Innovations of Kansei Engineering. The Scheme of Kansei Engineering. Kansei Engineering Case Study. Types of Kansei Engineering Technique. Kansei Engineering, Usability and Universal Design.

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    Methods of Kansei Engineering. Psychological Measurement for Kansei Engineering.

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    Engineering Technology for Kasei Engineering. Rough Set Theory and Kansei Engineering. E-commerce and Kansei Engineering. History of Kansei Engineering in Japan. Trend of European Kansei Engineering. Applications of Kansei Engineering Methods.

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    Editorial Reviews. About the Author. Mitsuo Nagamachi is Professor Emeritus at Hiroshima Kansei/Affective Engineering: Volume 2 (Systems Innovation Book Series) - Kindle edition by Mitsuo Nagamachi. Download it once and read it on. Kansei/Affective Engineering (Systems Innovation Book Series) (Volume 2) [ Mitsuo Nagamachi] on www.farmersmarketmusic.com *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. A guided.

    Kansei Engineering and designing-Products and Packaging. Kansei Quality and QFD.

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    Huang, Industrial Technology Research Institute. Mitsuo Nagamachi, Professor Emeritus at Hiroshima University, Japan and the President of the International Kansei Design Institute, has created more than forty new kansei products from cars, construction machines, home appliances, cosmetics, and bridges. Measurements pervade everything we do and must be viewed from a systems perspective. It could be through conference attendance, group discussion or directed reading to name just a few examples. Exploring the trend away from…. Edited by Mohamad Y.

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    Souq | Kansei Engineering, 2 Volume Set (Systems Innovation Book Series) | Kuwait

    Kindle or Sony ereader? Droid, iPhone, or BlackBerry? Customers often find it hard to distinguish between products due to functional equivalency. They will, therefore, base their decisions on subjective factors. A powerful consumer oriented technology for product development, Kansei or Affective engineering translates customer's feelings into concrete product parameters.

    Developed in the early 70s in Japan, and now popular among Japanese companies, the method spread to the US in the middle of the 90s.