Industrial Design Organizations

  1. IDSA

    IDSA

    Founded in 1965, the nonprofit Industrial Designers Society of America (IDSA) is one of the oldest and largest industrial design associations, representing thousands of members in dozens of Student Chapters, Professional Chapters and Special Interest Sections in the United States and internationally.

  2. World Design Organization

    World Design Organization

    The World Design Organization is an international non-governmental organization and an international voice for industrial design. We advocate for Design for a Better World, promoting and sharing knowledge of industrial design-driven innovation that enhances the economic, social, cultural, and environmental quality of life.

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    Design and Emotion Society

    The Design & Emotion society is established in 1999 as an international network of researchers, designers and companies sharing an interest in experience driven design. The network is used to exchange insights, research, tools and methods that support the involvement of emotional experience in product design. The daily board is based in The Netherlands.

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    JIDP

    The Japan Institute of Design Promotion was founded in 1969 on the basis of a report submitted by the Design Council of the Ministry of International Trade and Industry. It is the only organization in Japan involved in the comprehensive promotion of design activities. Since its foundation, it has been involved in an ongoing series of promotional activities with the cooperation of government agencies, industrial bodies, and individual designers.

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    Hong Kong Designers Association

    The Hong Kong Designers Association was founded in 1972. The Association is the first of its kind in Hong Kong, and is a design body to advocate public interest in design and higher professional status for practising designers in Government, cultural, entertainment, commercial and industrial sectors, for full-time, part-time teachers and administrators on the academic side of designing.

  6. ADI-FAD

    ADI-FAD

    ADI-FAD, the Industrial Design for Development of Decorative Arts Association, is a non-profit making cultural institution, which operates due to the contributions of its members. Its main objective is to promote and develop Industrial Design on a social, institutional and corporate level.

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    PDMA

    The Product Development and Management Association (PDMA) is the premier global advocate for product development and management professionals. Our mission is to improve the effectiveness of individuals and organizations in product development and management.

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    SVID

    SVID, The Swedish Industrial Design Foundation aims to improve the awareness within the private and public sectors of the importance of design as a competitive tool and to encourage the integration of design methodology into their activities.

  9. ADI

    ADI

    Since 1956, ADI - Associazione per il Disegno Industriale (Association for the Industrial Design) brings together professionals, researchers, teachers, critics, journalists around the main topics of design: project, energy consumption, recycling and training. ADI has a leading role in the development of the industrial design as a cultural and economic phenomenon.

  10. KAID

    KAID

    KAID is composed of industrial designers as well as professors and workers of the field, businesses specializing in design, and corporate members. Through fast and clear communication with such excellent human resources, KAID has been serving as an active contributor for the growth of the students of the field and development of the domestic industrial design.

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    ADI Toscana

    Web site of the Tuscany Delegation of ADI (Associazione per il Disegno Industrile) a non-profit organisation that supports the development of design culture, bringing its various leading actors together to generate innovative strategies, interpret socio-economic changes and encourage and disseminate the evolution of quality as a function of emerging social trends and problems.