On the use of visualisation tools in product design : exploring possibilities and problems of virtual reality techniques

Per Johansson · 2004

This paper outlines a study that was conducted to determine in what way different computer technologies (for visualisation and navigation) can assist in a creative task which is traditionally performed using pen and paper - concept generation / concept variation. How do the different technologies relate to each other in terms of result, more specifically in number of generated concepts, diversity of concepts, novelty, usefulness etc. In other words, which technology supports human creativity most advantageously? The first important result is that the traditional tool or ''technology for generating concepts - pen and paper - is still the most useful, quantitatively speaking.

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