Personal statement
I joined the University of Strathclyde in 2012, after completing a master's and then a PhD degree here. My first degree is in Mechanical Engineering, obtained at University of Belgrade.
Research interests
I am interested in CAED supported engineering design, specifically CAD systems encompassing different design stages, from conceptual design to manufacturing, their integration in the lifecycle of a product and the effect they have on the final design. Particular interest is in how new technologies can support this e.g. gesture-based systems, VR/AR etc.
I am also interested in different aspects of systems engineering in the context of complex systems engineering design.
Professional activities
- 17th International Design Conference, DESIGN 2022
- Participant
- 25/5/2022
- Natural gestures for conceptual design
- Speaker
- 4/9/2019
- 15th International Design Conference (Design 2018)
- Participant
- 23/5/2018
- Natural and intuitive gesture interaction for 3D object manipulation in conceptual design
- Speaker
- 22/5/2018
- Insights into design concept similarity judgements
- Contributor
- 2018
- An exploration of design synthesis
- Contributor
- 8/2017
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Projects
- Online teaching funding - Covid suport
- Vuletic, Tijana (Principal Investigator)
- Various activities to support online teaching development during COVID restrictions
- 29-Jan-2020 - 31-Jan-2020
- Digital Education Development Fund - MSc Enginering Project Management development
- Vuletic, Tijana (Principal Investigator)
- £6 800 awarded in 2019 for EPM (Engineering Project Management) development through internal funding channels.
- 14-Jan-2020 - 01-Jan-2022
- Route to Impact - Natural gestures VR/AR CAD interaction system
- Vuletic, Tijana (Principal Investigator) Grant, David (Co-investigator) Welsh, Ryan (Researcher)
- Development of a proof of concept of VR/AR CAD interaction system using natural and intuitive gestures, detected by infrared sensors. When using current mainstream Computer Aided Design (CAD) systems designers are required to accommodate an understanding of the capabilities of the CAD system rather than focusing their effort on the design concept. At DMEM we have developed a language of free form gestures creating the most natural and intuitive gestures for design, allowing designers to focus on the design idea, rather than the CAD interface commands. The gesture design language aims to enable intuitive and natural interaction with VR/AR system, using visual recognition rather than wearables or mouse and keyboard.
- 01-Jan-2019 - 31-Jan-2019
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Design, Manufacturing and Engineering Management
James Weir
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