Design Thinking: Theory and Practice aims to provide readers with an in-depth understanding of design thinking by documenting the personal insights of professionals and practitioners from a wide range of disciplines. “Design Thinking” refers to a series of cognitive, strategic and practical steps used during the process of designing and the context of how people reason when they engage with solving problems. The scope of this book focuses on topics such as problem solving, systems thinking, innovation, and the role of design in product design and services. This book is unique as it brings together “stories” from both academics and practitioners’ perspectives, enabling readers to view design thinking from many different outlooks that can be applied in different life situations or for organizations when developing plans and policies. This book would be essential reading for design engineers, industrial designers, and mechanical engineers who have interest in design thinking.