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Delve is a multidisciplinary product innovation firm that brings bold ideas to market. We guide clients through the complexities of innovation, delivering better, faster, and more sustainable success. For over 55 years, Delve has mobilized the best experts and technologies for its clients, completing over 10,000 client projects, producing over 1,500 patents, and winning over 200 design awards.
How Root Cause Probing Improves Medical Device Design
It’s no secret that the number of medical devices on the market is increasing drastically.As product designers, we have a responsibility to make sure the medical devices coming to market are safe. That means predicting misuse and trying to proactively prevent it.
While product designers always want to mitigate misuse, the stakes are higher for medical devices. For these products, a use error can have serious safety consequences for the user or patient. User errors can also lead to product recalls, damaging profits and brand trust.
In order to prevent misuse, it's important to understand what errors might occur and why. In this Design Defined video, Senior Usability and Human Factors Researc...
While product designers always want to mitigate misuse, the stakes are higher for medical devices. For these products, a use error can have serious safety consequences for the user or patient. User errors can also lead to product recalls, damaging profits and brand trust.
In order to prevent misuse, it's important to understand what errors might occur and why. In this Design Defined video, Senior Usability and Human Factors Researc...
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How Affordance Makes Medical Devices Safer
Просмотров 3510 месяцев назад
Affordance is the relationship between what something looks like and how it’s used. The user should be able to figure out how to use something just by looking at it. Bars on doors are for pushing. Handles on doors are for pulling. (Knobs afford turning, light switches afford flipping, and steering wheels afford turning. … ) This is affordance. As Don Norman puts it, “Good design requires, among...
What is Innovation Enablement at Delve?
Просмотров 4511 месяцев назад
Innovation Enablement is a data-backed approach to help organizations, teams, and individuals become more innovative. It answers "How does innovation happen?" and helps you get there through: Assessments Skills Trainings Innovation Systems Design Innovation Systems Workshops Coaching Organizational Transformation Learn more at www.delve.com/innovation-enablement
How 'Forecasting and Backcasting' Enable Disruptive Innovation
Просмотров 32811 месяцев назад
Forecasting and backcasting are two techniques that provide a framework for disruptive innovation. That’s the kind of innovation that changes the rules of an industry. Think AirBnB or Netflix. These techniques rest on the principle that disruptive innovation needs visionary direction in order to happen in jumps and leaps, as opposed to in steps. In today’s extremely competitive marketplace, and...
How to Make Way For Radical Innovation With Strategy
Просмотров 127Год назад
Radical innovation transforms how companies engage with the marketplace. It alters relationships with customers and suppliers and creates entirely new product categories. Radical innovation is a delicate balance of science, business, and imagination. The latter allows companies to envision future technologies and the opportunities they’ll create for novel ideas and products. Find out from Senio...
How to Use Mapping to Determine the Design of Your Controls
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Mapping is the relationship between controls and their movements or effects. When you turn a wheel, flip a switch or push a button, you expect a specific outcome. And when you’re designing a product, your users will expect controls that are intuitive or familiar. In this Design Defined video, Senior Industrial Designer, Ed Mitchell, explains what goes into good mapping in physical and digital d...
What is a Nudge in Product Design?
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In behavioral economics, nudge refers to influencing individuals or groups through positive reinforcement or indirect suggestions. Ed Mitchell, Senior Industrial Designer, shows how the concept of "nudging" provides a helpful lens from which to view product design and how minor design changes can markedly affect individual behavior. Read "What's a 'Nudge' in Product Design?": www.delve.com/insi...
How to Measure Your Impact Potential
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What if you could plot your impact potential over the course of your project, just like ESPN can plot the win chances for each team over the course of a game? What if that knowledge enabled you to make the necessary changes in real-time-like the coaches of those teams do-and boost your impact potential when it matters most? From the moment you set out to achieve the impact you seek, our "impact...
AI's Impact on the Design and Development of Medical Devices
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From automating routine tasks to predicting device failures, we'll explore how companies are using AI today (and how they have been for years), where we can expect to see AI go next, and how to ensure we're implementing AI responsibly. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from industry experts and explore the possibilities of AI in the medical device space.
How STEEPLE Analysis Informs Design Strategy
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Design strategists are often asked to analyze the market to figure out what the future will look like. One way to do this is with STEEPLE, a framework for identifying external drivers of change so we can understand what's influencing consumers and what their behavior will look like in the future. STEEPLE is a tool for scanning your external environment. It helps teams understand phenomena and i...
Doug Seals' 1949 Hudson Restoration
Просмотров 11 тыс.3 года назад
Delve Senior Mechanical Designer Doug Seals shares what he learned beautifully restoring his grandparent's classic 1949 Hudson.
Delve After Hours: Designing with Additive Manufacturing
Просмотров 1734 года назад
This presentation was taped at Delve's Madison office on March 4, 2020. Jesse Darley, Delve Director of Mechanical Engineering, and Brian Ellison, Midwest Prototyping's Director of Business Development, talk about the possibilities of 3D printing and how to design products that effectively use its capabilities.
Universal PAPR Hood Design
Просмотров 9124 года назад
Delve collaborated with UW Health staff to develop critical PPE. The open-source design files are available for download at delve.com.
Badger Shield: Pop-Up Supply Chain Answers PPE Shortage
Просмотров 4974 года назад
When UW Hospital was unable to source enough face shields to protect their staff, they emailed the university maker space to ask if they could help. Maker space director Lennon Rodgers wanted to do something, but he knew it was important to find a solution that would scale. Rodgers began prototyping and reached out to his friend Jesse Darley of the product design and innovation firm Delve and B...
Delve After Hours: Designing Good Decisions
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As part of our After Hours presentation series, design strategists Stefanie Norvaisas and Vivian Lin discuss the unconscious biases and roadblocks that come to leading a team to a decision. They share tools and insights to help people create an effective process to explore, assess and reach a business decision that involves multiple stakeholders. Learn more about decision making at delve.com/in...
2018 Ping Pong Pumpkin Carving Contest
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2018 Ping Pong Pumpkin Carving Contest
Design Concepts After Hours: VBL is Dead
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Design Concepts After Hours: VBL is Dead
2018 07 10 Matt Poster Cool Stuff Sound Visualization 1
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2018 07 10 Matt Poster Cool Stuff Sound Visualization 1
Cool Stuff: Umberto Stefanini on Making Carbonara
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Cool Stuff: Umberto Stefanini on Making Carbonara
Cool Stuff: Matt Poster on Thermoelectric Power
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Cool Stuff: Matt Poster on Thermoelectric Power
Please collect responsibly, know your species before you collect and avoid catching endangered or highly important species. Why? we are (globally) losing our insects at a rate of knots and insects/arthropods in general are what put food on your table, keep pest species under control and feed our birds and other insectivores.
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Hi, I have watched almost all your videos. Actually your videos are amazing .Good to see you are working hard but sad to see you are not succeeding. I think you are not getting good results due to some problem in your videos. I can help you to grow your youtube channal? I can help you to grow your youtube channal create account?
Nice one .from pakistan
I have been looking to identify an insect I saw over 20 years ago. It had a long narrow body about 2cm. It was brown with a 1cm band of gold across the back. The gold was very bright and shiny. I believe it to be a carrion eating insect as I found two of them on a dead squirrel. Have you seen anything like that in your travels?
Nice design
I really want to get into this, I got a kit and some dead insects. But I don’t want to kill my own 😢
I had a '49 Hudson with the Hornet engine. It was my second car after my '39 Pontiac.
Best entomological greetings from Ukraine! Thank you for interesting video story about insects!
Doug, thanks for sharing your story. I remember meeting you in Bettendorf in 2019. You are a true Hudson man and clearly understand the marque-as a stylish, roomy, comfortable, and rugged road car. Missed you in Ypsilanti and Branson.
Beautiful car !!
*Promo SM*
Cant wait to apply for an internship here!
Who is going to Brazil to collect insects next year?
Wow! This video is a revelation to- and very encouraging for others hoping to restore an old car. Thank you for sharing. subscribed
I've got a 51 Commodore I'm getting rolling right now
Amazing . 🔥We are provide industrial level complete 3D Printing services in SLS, SLA, and SLM technology. Also we are provide Sheet metal, 5-Axis, CNC, Vacuum casting, Die casting, Injection molding services and so on.
Fantastic presentation! Thank you for sharing and please keep up the good work!!
Great job with the restoration. The color scheme is pleasing to the eye. Back in '54 or '55 a neighbor across the street had one. I always liked the lines on that vintage of Hudsons. They look to be a super comfortable - a living room on wheels. Immortalized by the 'Driving Miss Daisy' film.
Great looking car. used tosee a few of them in BRISSY C1960's
Would love to see more videos in the are digital prototyping/manufacturing
Olá amigos meu nome é Fernando Monteiro moro no Brasil como faço pra comprar uma bike com segurança com vcs o nome da cidade que moro é Abaetetuba no interior do estado do Pará amo pedalar tenho uma bike que eu e meu amigo fizemos mais não se compara com a de vcs um forte abraço a todos
I love insects and it's my hobby
"Three Cheers and a Tiger!" for not dropping a "small block Chevy" into the engine compartment and instead using a Hudson "Big Six" engine with "Twin H" carburetors.
The American Saab.
The Saab design you're referring to came out later than the Hudson stepdown design of 1948, so the Saab is "The Swedish Hudson."
What a beautiful history of a beautiful car in your amazing family. I am working on mine 52 Hornet I just rescued from the scrap yard. Thank you for this video.
How do I purchase one
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Can you tell how much mixture of water and alcohol to preserved insect in long jar???
Entomologists should be at the forefront of paying attention to animal trafficking, it’s not good enough just to say- oh well, there’s no one paying attention, it’s sent in the mail. Collectors are the reason people take these rare species from their environments- for money.
There are no interesting insects near my area
Insect collection was always fun during undergraduate studies. We did it for academic scores but observed and learnt many things apart from the curriculum itself. After insect collection, I was able to tell the location and crop where you can find the particular insect in different seasons. Exchanging of insects with friends was like a big business deal🤭. We used to keep our insect box safe so that no one could steal our gems. Those who find rare or large insects got a different attention and respect from peer.
This is a Portlandia sketch come to life.
Hi Zoey!
Great video and a testament to your grandparent's memory.
The Hudson Hornet was the "salesman's hotel". The seats fold down to make a full sized interior bed. No need for a hotel. Floor boards designed to hold all the necessities without interfering with the "bed"
Only the later Nash bodied Hudsons, 1955-57, after the merger had fold down seats.
Yes had Ramblers with fold down seats back in the day thumbs up.
@@kevinrussell5099 incorrect. I have a '49 Hudson Hornet super eight and it's seats all fold down and you can leave the trunk open for ventilation or access or sightseeing
Mad Scientist, I've been around Hudson's for most of my life and other than the last Hudson's from '55-57 I've yet to see a stepdown Hudson with folding seats. The Nashes of the '50's had that feature and the traveling salesman's hotel nickname.
And a technical note, the Hornet didn't exist until 1951 and had the 308 cubic inch 6. The inline 8 in your Super came along in 1930 and went out of production in '52 and could be found in the Super or Commodore. If you have fold down seats in your car I'm betting someone found a way to put Nash seats in it. I had a '49 Commodore coupe and a '50 Super sedan and neither had fold down seats.
Great Video!
Iam an undergraduate in agriculture i failed in entomology post graduate but love for entomology never diminishes iam 23 still thinking of being an entomologist
Anybody knows the name of this bug? 6:32
I believe it is some type of tortoise beetle, unsure which species tho
Looks like a beetle of the Chrysomelidae family
hemisphaerota cyanea maybe?
Doug, great narrative!
I started collecting about age 11 thru to age early 30s. Later I moved from collecting to rearing lepidoptera exclusively. Stopped because in the part of California (Carmel)I live there is an insect apocalypse of sorts taking place(pollution, habitat loss etc. etc.) Car grills don't even have dead bugs splattered anymore. Introduced parasitoids to biologically control introduced insect pests have devastated the native silk moth species to the point of being gone. Urban light pollution has also been a problem. Dragonflies are gone in part due to ponds and waterways polluted and coastal sea water intrusion in my area. I turned 50 in June and to see the changes breaks my heart. Insects are rare now.
I'm 12 right now what should I start doing because being an entomologist is my dream
I would get a good butterfly net(not one of the ones from the dollar tree) and a container to study them in(a plastic tub or one of those butterfly things he has in the background of the video). Then identify them, if you want to you can also right down we’re you found, what day and size. You can try pinning in but that can get hard and expensive. I just take pictures of them. If you want to be super precise ,you can get google earth, find where you found it, and write down the coordinates. I use the Apple numbers app to keep records. I am not an expert in pining so if you want to do that, you can do some research. A method I use is I take a white sheet,(you can staple sticks around the edges to make it easer to hold or have your siblings help if you have any)hold it out under a bush, and hit the bush with a stick. Most of the bugs will fall onto it for you to find. If you have and bright lights like front door ones or a flashlight, set those out at night to attract moths or other insects. You should also learn the different parts of insects. Like the head, thorax, and abdomen. But most of all, don’t get stressed out, just go out and enjoy nature. P.S. Forests and Parks are good places to find insects, and remember to check under rocks and logs.
Please tell me where you bought all the door and window rubber seals!
This is a truly inspirational video for anyone considering a restoration of their old car. Doug makes it sound so easy!
This was absolutely fascinating! I throughly enjoyed it! Absolutely wonderful. The car ain’t too shabby either...
I know, right?? LOL
I want do be an entomologist when I grow up that is why I’m watching this
same!
SAME
I am an entomologyist snd it’s fantastic
SAME BRO
I also do, I have since I was 4
Entomology is a part of my field and I'm currently studying general entomology, love this video thanks a lot for sharing all of that information!👍