TY - GEN

T1 - Scenario-based table top simulations

A1 - Broberg,Ole

A1 - Edwards,Kasper

A1 - Nielsen,J.

A1 - Hartmann,T.S.

A1 - Momme,E.

A1 - Sperschneider,W.

AU - Broberg,Ole

AU - Edwards,Kasper

AU - Nielsen,J.

AU - Hartmann,T.S.

AU - Momme,E.

AU - Sperschneider,W.

PB - KTH - Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden

PY - 2012

Y1 - 2012

N2 - This study developed and tested a scenario-based table top simulation method in a user-driven innovation setting. A team of researchers worked together with a user group of five medical staff members from the existing clinic. Table top simulations of a new clinic were carried out in a simple model including patient scenarios, LEGO figures, shoeboxes, and cardboard. The results indicated that table top simulations is a simple, cheap and powerful tool to generate and test innovative conceptual solutions in the early stages of a design process.

AB - This study developed and tested a scenario-based table top simulation method in a user-driven innovation setting. A team of researchers worked together with a user group of five medical staff members from the existing clinic. Table top simulations of a new clinic were carried out in a simple model including patient scenarios, LEGO figures, shoeboxes, and cardboard. The results indicated that table top simulations is a simple, cheap and powerful tool to generate and test innovative conceptual solutions in the early stages of a design process.

SN - 978-91-637-1150-3

BT - Proceedings 44th Annual Nordic Ergonomics Society Conference

T2 - Proceedings 44th Annual Nordic Ergonomics Society Conference

ER -