ΕΑ611 – Industrial Design III
Applications of design theory to specific objects in order to produce them. The form of the industrial product as a system and as an object. Design and production processes. Shape, modern materials, color. Stereometry in the service of industrial shaping. Industrial aesthetics. Techniques for presenting the form of an industrial product (concept reporting and visualization).
Modern technology and industrial design. Electronic design technology and morphological research tools of the industrial product. Principles of standardization, "series" of a product and commercial aesthetics. Feasibility study. Cost-benefit analysis in the implementation of the form of an industrial product.
Technical specifications and certification of industrial product. Digital objects design applications. The object of use as a work of art. The importance of the object of use for decoration. Modern and postmodern object design practices.
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