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The project was carried out at Karlstad University during the spring of 2014 as a degree project for a Degree of Bachelor of Science in Innovation and Design Engineering and consists of 22.5 ECTS. The supervisor was lecturer Lennart Wihk from Karlstad University. The examiner was professor Leo de Vin.The project was conducted for Swegon AB and dealt with developing a user interface for systems regulating climate parameters in indoor environments, such as hotel rooms or office environments. The area of focus has been on developing the user interface with regard to end users, giving it the right functions and making it easy to understand.
Suggestions about how user interfaces of this type could look was to be delivered to Swegon. The project started with creating a foundation. This was done through literature studies, benchmarking and interviews. The information gained here was used to put together a list of requirements which was later used as a guide when developing and evaluating concepts.
Idea generation-methods were used to generate concepts and the concepts were developed further to later be voted on by employees at Swegon. The votes were evaluated and two concepts were developed, based on the the voting outcome. The concepts are inspired by wishes from the end users (expressed in the interviews) and are developed with regard to principles of design. The concepts were made into prototypes, in the form of 3D-printed models.
Content:-
Abstract
Sammanfattning
Appendices
1. Introduction
2. Method
3. Results
4. Discussion
5. Conclusions
Appendices
Appendix 1 - Project plan
Appendix 2 - Interview guide - end users, ver. 1
Appendix 3 - Interview guide - end users, ver. 2
Appendix 4 - Interview answers
Appendix 5 - Interview compilation
Appendix 6 - Interview regarding installation of user interfaces
Appendix 7 - Requirements specification
Appendix 8 - Pictures of the 10 concepts
Author Details
"Viktor Karlsson Ejwertz"
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