Green principles
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.32972/dms.2014.010Kulcsszavak:
environmentally friendly design, green principles, machine-human-environment cycle, conceptual design, design methodologyAbsztrakt
The paper deals with the interrelationship of the machine-human-environment cycle. It analyses what the designer should keep in front of the ‘green’ eye during the conceptual design process. According to the environmentally friendly and ergonomics guidelines the paper offers a suggestion for collecting tips of conceptual design process, including green tips, that are of course in connection with the ecodesign, and are suitable for a software that is written for helping the designers work during the conceptual design process.
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