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Journal of Industrial Product Design Research and Studies
Published by Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia Kampus Tasikmalaya
ISSN : 28306929     EISSN : 28306937     DOI : -
Core Subject : Humanities, Art, Engineering,
Arts Humanities Industrial & Manufacturing Engineering Transportation
Journal of Industrial Product Desing Research and Studies promotes researches in the field of design. Contributions are expected from educators, researchers, practitioners, and students at advanced stages of their research. To be published in JIPDRS, a rigorous review process will be done. The editorial board welcomes innovative manuscripts from Design field. The scopes of this journal are Design and Innovation Design and Culture Design and Aesthetic Design Methodology Sustainable Design Anthropology of Design Design Thinking Design and Craft Creative Industry Bussiness Design Design Education
Arjuna Subject : Umum - Umum
Articles 16 Documents
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King Palm Frond Development as Fashion Product using Modular Interlocking System Desita Rizky Kusumaningtyas; Mochammad Charis H; Kristian Eka
Journal of Industrial Product Design Research and Studies Vol 1, No 2 (2022): JIPDRS : December 2022
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Fashion is one of the most developed creative industry sub-sectors in Indonesia which is part of the creative economy program. The development of materials and models for fashion products is increasingly diverse, one of which is the use of Indonesian natural materials. In Indonesia, the types of varieties of palm plants are very diverse, this is supported by the tropical climate, so there are so many of them because they can be easily cultivated. The part of the palm tree that is most often discarded is the frond, therefore the use of natural materials such as palm fronds will be very useful, especially as fashion . One of the zero waste technique modular interlocking. Collecting data in this experimental research is an interactive method, by conducting in-depth interviews and product observations. In this experimental research using quantitative methods to obtain data regarding the tastes of[GJ1]  users. From the processing of palm fronds, what will be used as a material substitute for fashion products is the product of a purse, purse or what can be called a clutch with a unique palm fiber using a modular interlocking technique.
Literature Review: 3D Print on Design Thinking in The Design Process Riono Aulia Abdullah
Journal of Industrial Product Design Research and Studies Vol 1, No 1 (2022): JIPDRS : June 2022
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Technological advances in additive manufacturing technology have been growing, one of which in rapid prototype, making prototipe with use technology is three-dimensional (3D) printing, which works by melting thermoplastic material in the making of a model or prototype. The materials used are Polylactic Acid (PLA) and Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS) which are molded by melting by heating the nozel according to the melting point and flowing in layers to form an object or objects. Design thinking is a method with a solution-based approach to solving a problem, with an iterative process to understand users, challenge an assumption, redefine the problem in an effort to identify strategies and alternative solutions to a problem, especially in the design process. Design thinking has five steps in the process, empathize, define, ideate, prototipe and test. This literature review aims to see the influence of the pengerjaan prototipe process in the design thinking method using 3d printing in the design process. The method used in this paper is to use descriptive qualitative research methods by analyzing the existing literature. So it can be concluded that the use of 3d printing in the design thinking method can be a new way of making prototipe in the design process.
A Case Study on Behavior of Performing Art Appreciators in Public Space: Indonesian Puppet (Wayang) Performance Arts and Video Mapping Andri Pahrulroji; Zakarias Sukarya Soeteja
Journal of Industrial Product Design Research and Studies Vol 1, No 2 (2022): JIPDRS : December 2022
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The presence of video mapping performances in Indonesia influences the behavior of appreciators in public spaces through acculturation. The propagation of Islamic teachings through wayang (puppet) shows had a fascinating impact on the history of public performances in Indonesia. Cultural acculturation can affect the behavior of public space appreciators or vice versa. This situation depends on the adaptability of appreciators with an Indonesian cultural background to changes in the format of public space performances. This change pertains to performance art incorporating innovative technology, such as wayang performances and video mapping. In order to conduct research on changes in appreciator behavior in public spaces, a descriptive-analytic method with an ethnographic and ethnological approach was required to examine Indonesian appreciators' ethnicity through wayang performances and literature studies. Then, it was compared to how the observatory video mapping performance was analyzed, such as Carl Gustav Jung's theory or Pierre Bourdieu's habitus perception, where the memory of previous inherited behavior influences current behavior or individual behavior is influenced by its social experience. This study's analysis revealed that the behavior of appreciators in public spaces, such as video mapping performances in Indonesia, which are renewable with the use of technology, is nearly similar to that of wayang performance appreciators.
Pollution Absorbing Plant Design in Public Space Using Vertical Garden Method Azi Ilham Anshori; Ghia Tri Jayanti
Journal of Industrial Product Design Research and Studies Vol 1, No 1 (2022): JIPDRS : June 2022
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Humans are living beings who have a social spirit and depend on their surroundings, including the natural environment, which has a reciprocal relationship to the ecosystem of life. Natural damage is a characteristic of disruption of an environment caused by various irresponsible activities that have an impact on all things that can harm various parties. The emergence of forest fires, waste smoke from industrialization activities, carbon fumes from vehicles have become quite serious problems for the environment and health so that they become an urgency that must be resolved, especially the increasingly emergency condition of the earth due to global warming. In this study aims to describe and develop the design of pollution absording plant designs with the vertical garden method considering that it is an anticipatory step to save the environment. The resulting product has a new value offered and a high use value so that it can be used as an innovation to the environment, the use of environmentally friendly and easy materials and systems so that it becomes an advantage of the product. This design process includes various stages, namely problem formulation, data analysis, solution formulation, design development in the from of initial sketches, design development, and final design. It is hoped that the application of this designed product in public places will create a green city concept “Green City” which will change the condition and situation of a healthy and clean city free from pollution.
Albasia Wood Waste as an Environmental-Friendly Cutlery Material Hani Siti Nurjaihan; Sabila Tiara Hendrika; R. Moch Rizal Hafiyan
Journal of Industrial Product Design Research and Studies Vol 1, No 1 (2022): JIPDRS : June 2022
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Albasia is a type of softwood that is easily found in India, South China and Southeast Asia. In Indonesia itself albasia has been spread in various regions so it is very easy to find. The existence of albasia around the community is often considered not important and not useful even used as firewood, but this albasia is able to prevent erosion and this plant is also easily bred. In addition, albasia has an external substance that is able to protect from termite attacks so it is good to use as raw material for making furniture. This qualitative research aims to use albasia wood waste into environmentally friendly cutlery. As we know, cutlery is a thing that is much sought after either by parents who are already married, or by young people. With this research we can find out that albasia is very beneficial for the community and can be a source of livelihood for them. A lot of albasia wood waste is not only used as firewood, but can be used and made into something more valuable and also useful in the future. With this research, the idea came up to make plates made from albasia wood waste that is found in the streets and in rural areas with very large populations and certainly not utilized to the maximum.
Design of Garbage Disposal Flow on Jalan Petir Tasikmalaya Isma Nurul Aini; Meita Annisa Nurhutami
Journal of Industrial Product Design Research and Studies Vol 1, No 1 (2022): JIPDRS : June 2022
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The problem of waste in Indonesia is an endless topic to talk about. Various methods have been carried out as an effort to overcome the overflowing pile of garbage, especially the garbage that is scattered everywhere, including in the ditches. This problem can spread to all aspects of life such as health, social, environmental, economic, even political and cultural. The lack of public understanding of environmental conservation and the poor quality of waste management are the main factors in the accumulation of waste that occurs in Indonesia, especially in densely populated areas. This study aims to find an approach related to waste reduction and management solutions on Jalan Petir, Tawang District, Tasikmalaya City so that it does not scatter and clog the surrounding waters, especially the ditches that stretch along densely populated roads. This research using survey methods and qualitative analysis has resulted in the design of a coordinated waste disposal flow from households, the process of sorting waste to temporary shelters and ending in final disposal sites that cannot be separated from cooperation between the community, the government, and surrounding businesses. It is very important to do this so that the process and goal of reducing waste accumulation runs well and reduces the risk of other adverse impacts such as floods, virus outbreaks, and other disasters that can occur if this waste problem is not handled properly as it should be.
Open-Ended Toys to Stimulate Cognitive Development Children Aged 1-3 Years Old in the Pandemic Era Nurul Fitriana Bahri; Alvian Fajar Setiawan
Journal of Industrial Product Design Research and Studies Vol 1, No 2 (2022): JIPDRS : December 2022
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Cognitive development is one of the important aspects related to the stages of a child's ability to acquire interpretation and knowledge based on experience and information obtained. One of ways to stimulate children's cognitive development is through the use of open-ended toys. Open-ended toys are a type of toys that provides space for interpretation and can be used in various ways, thereby triggering children's creativity. The purpose of this research was to analyze the use of open-ended toys in stimulating the cognitive development of children aged 1-3 years old in the pandemic era. The method used in this study is qualitative, namely a descriptive analysis of the function aspect of three kinds open-ended toys. Data obtained through literature study, observation, interviews, and documentation. In this research, theory about the stages of children's play development according to Piaget was used. Based on the results of the analysis, it can be seen open-ended toys in the form of puzzles, building blocks, and animal figurines can stimulate children's cognitive development by increasing children's concentration range, language skills, fine motor skills, and gross motor skills in children aged 1-3 years old in the era of the covid-19 pandemic.
Design of Portable Clean Water Storage Facilities for Street Vendors Alvian Fajar Setiawan; Nurul Fitriana Bahri
Journal of Industrial Product Design Research and Studies Vol 1, No 1 (2022): JIPDRS : June 2022
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Culinary development in Indonesia is very rapid, it makes the proliferation of street food traders in big cities Indonesia one of them is pecel lele. The street food vendors must provide cutlery and drinking because many buyers eat the dishes in place, therefore there will be activities to wash cutlery and drink. These activities require clean water used for washing, generally the traders only bring a supply of clean water to wash only one or two drums it is very less. Moreover, the placement of drums on the floor making it difficult to remove the Clean Water. The water is used repeatedly so it is not efficient and effective. The purpose of this study is to create a design of clean water storage facilities for street vendors that are used during the activity of washing cutlery and drinking. The method used is qualitative to determine the needs of users by way of interviews and direct observation. The results of the design in the form of clean water storage facilities for street vendors with an emphasis on ergonomics aspects, so that users can be safer and more comfortable during activities. The results of this design is expected to be a reference and reference research and design in similar terms.
Analysis of Visual Analog Scale in Measuring the Effect of Spoon Design on the Decision to Buy a Product Ghia Tri Jayanti; Gina Shobiro Takao; Liandra Khansa Utami; Ligar Muthmainah; Oky Setiawan
Journal of Industrial Product Design Research and Studies Vol 1, No 2 (2022): JIPDRS : December 2022
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This study was aimed to find the effect of design and material on user behavior and decision making based on image perception with the Visual Analog Scale approach. Cutlery and cooking utensils are almost always owned by households around the world. Spoons have different designs, as in the UK the spoon denotes the culture and habits, eating culture and lifestyle of a particular demographic. Various spoon materials also vary, such as wood, copper, aluminum, zinc, stainless steel, silver to gold. Different treatments that are expressed in the shape, color, style, material, and size of spoons affect the behavior patterns of product users. Small products such as spoons can influence the user's decision-making process. This research uses a quantitative approach to find the effect of design and material on user behavior and decision making based on image perception with the Visual Analog Scale approach. The data in this study were processed using statview software with anova and regression analysis. to see the purchase interest of consumers or users. This study found a correlation between perception and visual taste on product purchase intention influenced by the design and materials used in the product
Toolbox Redesign for Flight Engineer Beti Rahmadani; Moch Junaidi Hidayat
Journal of Industrial Product Design Research and Studies Vol 1, No 2 (2022): JIPDRS : December 2022
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Toolbox is a tool rack made with the aim that service tools are arranged according to the tools that are often used by technicians and the tools are safer when not in use by Flight Engineers. Flight Engineer is part of aviation safety which is closely related to the physical plane and aspects of maintenance so that Flight Engineering requirements are met. When carrying out their work, Flight Engineers need a container or facility as a place to put Flight Engineer equipment that can contain a lot of work equipment, is efficient, easy to carry and move. The toolbox redesign process is carried out to make changes and add functions from the existing toolbox design and use at that time. This study uses a mixed method with qualitative and quantitative approaches. Qualitative data obtained from interviews and photo documentation obtained from Flight Engineer sources. Quantitative data obtained by observing the measurement of toolbox dimensions at the Juanda Navy Aviation Center and Biak Air Base. The design concept applied to the design of the equipment box is functional. The results of this research are work equipment icon designs, equipment placement layouts in the toolbox, 10 initial toolbox design sketch designs, five alternative toolbox designs, and one selected toolbox design. The two selected toolbox designs will be developed into a final product design.

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