A Case Study for Systematic Design of a Mechatronic Product for Buildings

This article is a case study about the use and integration of various design methods into one final mechatronic design and how they are applied within a specific design process. As an example for the systematic design approach the development of an innovative window system is presented, which allows...

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Main Authors: Hain, K., Rappl, C., Kaiser, F., Fraundorfer, M.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Actuators
Buildings
Control systems
Design methodology
Image motion analysis
Kinematics
Mechatronics
Optical control
Process design
Sensor phenomena and characterization
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Summary:This article is a case study about the use and integration of various design methods into one final mechatronic design and how they are applied within a specific design process. As an example for the systematic design approach the development of an innovative window system is presented, which allows automated open / close / aerated functions via wireless operation. The development is part of an overall building facility concept which comprises the automation and integration of innovative end user functions within building facilities.
DOI:10.1109/MMVIP.2008.4749595