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Mauricio CAMARGO: Professor, ENSGSI (École Nationale Supérieure de Génie des Systèmes Industriels et de l'Innovation)
INTRODUCTION
When designing an innovative product, you want to make sure you choose the right materials to improve your chances of success. We suggest a five-step approach.
The aim is to obtain a viable list of materials and processes corresponding to a set of design requirements. Assessing the viability of a material means checking whether the balance of its technical, economic, environmental and legal attributes is favorable. This involves a technical model that takes into account user preferences and product personality, as well as a cost model and prior identification of the market and the level of potential added value generated by the product. The following questions need to be answered:
What are the design requirements?
What strategy should be put in place to select viable materials?
How do you summarize and prioritize?
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