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	2022Challenges and Opportunities in Remote Prototyping: A Case-Study during COVID-19Martins Pacheco, N. M.; Vazhapilli Sureshbabu, A.; Dieckmann, E.; Apud Bell, M.; Green, S.; Childs, P.; Zimmermann, M.Full Text




	2022Design of an Autonomous Trash-Picking Service Robot Focussed on Human-Robot InteractionVazhapilli Sureshbabu, A.; Martins Pacheco, N. M.; Durán Noy, L. I.; Zimmermann, M. Full Text




	2021What is successful prototyping? Insights from novice designers' self-evaluation of prototyping success.Hansen, C. A.; Martins Pacheco, N. M.; Özkil, A. G.; Zimmermann, MarkusFull Text




	2021A fuzzy front-end product development framework for start-ups.Martins Pacheco, N. M.; Vazhapilli Sureshbabu, A.; Nürnberger, M. C.; Durán Noy, L. I.; Zimmermann, M. Full Text




	2020A Role-based Prototyping Approach for Human-Centred Design in Fuzzy Front-End ScenariosMartins Pacheco, N. M.; Behrenbeck, J.; Tariq, B.; Vazhapilli Sureshbabu, A.; Zimmermann, M. Full Text




	2020A Behavior-Centric Concept for Engineering Education in New Product DevelopmentBehrenbeck, J.; Martins Pacheco, N. M.; Tariq, B.; Zimmermann, M. Full Text




	2018EVALUATION OF TAF AGILE FRAMEWORK BASED ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN INNOVATIVE EMERGENCY WEARABLE FOR SENIORSSpreiter, L.; Böhmer, A. I.; Lindemann, U.Full Text




	2018When digital meets physical - Agile Innovation of Mechatronic SystemsBöhmer, A. I.Full Text




	2018MASTERING EXECUTION: FOUR GENERATIONS OF THINK.MAKE.START. AT A CORPORATIONBöhmer, A. I.; Lindemann, U.Full Text




	2017Media richness theory in agile development choosing appropriate kinds of prototypes to obtain reliable feedbackSchmidt, T. S.; Wallisch, A.; Böhmer, A. I.; Paetzold, K.; Lindemann, U.Full Text




	2017Towards a framework for agile development of physical products influence of artifacts and methodsBöhmer, A. I.; Meinzinger, M.; Hostettler, R.; Knoll, A.; Lindemann, U.Full Text




	2017TAF agile framework reducing uncertainty within minimum time and resourcesHostettler, R.; Böhmer, A. I.; Knoll, A.; Lindemann, U.Full Text




	2017Prototyping as a thinking approach in design Insights of problem-solving activities while designing a productBöhmer, A. I.; Sheppard, S.; Kayser, L.; Lindemann, U.Full Text




	2017The use of prototypes within agile product development explorative case study of a MakeathonZink, L.; Hostetter, R.; Böhmer, A. I.; Lindemann, U.; Knoll, A.Full Text




	2017Towards agile development of physical products a startup case studyBöhmer, A. I.; Schweigert, S.; Devecka, J.; Grauvogl, C.; Becerril, L.; Bahrouni, L.; Lindemann, U.Full Text




	2017Agile Mechatronics – Innovation Strategy for Cross-functional Teams in the Age of UncertaintyBöhmer, A. I.; Kosiol, M.; Lindemann, U.Full Text




	2016THINK.MAKE.START. - AN AGILE FRAMEWORKBöhmer, A. I.; Richter, C.; Hostettler, R.; Schneider, P.; Plum, I.; Böhler, D.; Lindemann, U.; Conradt, J.; Knoll, A.Full Text

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Giving students the chance to work on real world problems, exploring the potential of new technologies or challenges by developing new solutions.

Our goal is to promote innovation and facilitate the creation of new spin-outs at TUM.