Advances in Industrial Design: Proceedings of the AHFE 2020 Virtual Conferences on Design for Inclusion, Affective and Pleasurable Design, Interdisciplinary Practice in Industrial Design, Kansei Engineering, and Human Factors for Apparel and Textile Engin

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by  Giuseppe Di Bucchianico, Cliff Sungsoo Shin, Scott Shim, Shuichi Fukuda, Gianni Montagna, Cristina Carvalho

Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing 1202
Giuseppe Di Bucchianico ·
Cliff Sungsoo Shin · Scott Shim ·
Shuichi Fukuda · Gianni Montagna ·
Cristina Carvalho   Editors
Advances in
Industrial Design
Proceedings of the AHFE 2020 Virtual
Conferences on Design for Inclusion,
Affective and Pleasurable Design,
Interdisciplinary Practice in Industrial
Design, Kansei Engineering, and
Human Factors for Apparel and Textile
Engineering, July 16–20, 2020, USA
Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing
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Cliff Sungsoo Shin Scott Shim
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Shuichi Fukuda Gianni Montagna
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Cristina Carvalho
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Advances in Industrial
Design
Proceedings of the AHFE 2020 Virtual
Conferences on Design for Inclusion, Affective
and Pleasurable Design, Interdisciplinary
Practice in Industrial Design, Kansei
Engineering, and Human Factors for Apparel
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and Textile Engineering, July 16 20, 2020, USA
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Editors
Giuseppe DiBucchianico Cliff SungsooShin
Dipartimento di Architettura Department ofIndustrial Design
Universitàdegli Studi “G.d’Annunzio” University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign
Pescara,Pescara, Italy Champaign, IL, USA
Scott Shim Shuichi Fukuda
University of Notre Dame System DesignandManagement
Indiana, IN, USA KeioUniversity
Tokyo,Japan
GianniMontagna
Faculty of Architecture Cristina Carvalho
University of Lisbon Faculty of Architecture
Lisbon, Portugal University of Lisbon
Lisbon, Portugal
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Advances in Human Factors
and Ergonomics 2020
AHFE 2020 Series Editors
Tareq Z. Ahram, Florida, USA
Waldemar Karwowski, Florida, USA
11th InternationalConferenceonAppliedHuman FactorsandErgonomicsandthe
Affiliated Conferences
Proceedings of the AHFE 2020 Virtual Conferences on Design for Inclusion,
Affective and Pleasurable Design, Interdisciplinary Practice in Industrial Design,
Kansei Engineering, and Human Factors for Apparel and Textile Engineering,
July 16–20, 2020, USA
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AdvancesinIndustrialDesign GiuseppeDiBucchianico,CliffSungsoo
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Preface
Industrial design has been one of the fastest growing and demanding areas which
made significant contributions to our lives and societies. Traditionally, industrial
designersfocusontheaestheticsofproducts’formandstyleaswellasergonomics.
This tradition has expanded its boundary to other subject matters such as service
design,human–computerinteractionanduserexperiencedesign,sustainabledesign
and virtual & augment reality. This is a strong indication that interdisciplinary
collaboration across disciplines became an essential and critical practice in design.
This book covers five unique but overlapping design topics, namely: design for
inclusion, interdisciplinary practice in industrial design, affective and pleasurable
design, Kansei engineering and human factors for apparel and textile engineering.
This book has two underlying messages, the emerging importance of the social
issueofinclusionandhumandiversityincontemporarysociety,andtheincreasing
awarenessthatthereisnosuchthingasa‘standardhumanbeing.’Thefirstquestion
has to do with inequality and social disparity as a necessary milestone toward
economicrevival,amongotherthings,whileavitalroleinthestrategiesadoptedby
theEuropeanUnion’sHorizon2020FrameworkProgramisplayedbytheonesthat
focus on strengthening equality, participation and accessibility for all to goods,
services and what Dahrendorf called ‘life chances.’ What this means is that the
issue of social inclusion of diversity and for equality is firmly on political agendas
allovertheworld,notleastbecauseofincreasingawarenessthatnewvisions,new
strategies, new tools and new approaches are needed, if we are to tackle the
challenges arising from recent phenomena of economic and cultural globalization,
demographic change, economic migration from poorer countries and an aging
population in wealthier countries, phenomena that are destined to upset the entire
planet’s micro- and macroeconomic and social structures in years to come. The
second issue tackled in this book is more technical in nature, since the paradigm
change from ‘designing for standards’ and ‘inclusive products and service design’
to the enlightened awareness that there are no such concepts to fit the standard
humanbeing,thishasimmediate,directrepercussionsonthespecializeddimension
ofdesigning.Therealizationisatlasttakingholdnotonlythatthoseindividualsare
physically, psychologically and culturally ‘diverse,’ but they also have widely
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diversified skills, abilities, aspirations and desires that make each one ofus unique
and not at all replicable. Since the diversity of individuals is the rule, not the
exception, it makes sense to consider it as a resource, not as a limiting factor or a
restrictionondesign,whileequalitybetweenindividuals,communitiesandpeoples
shouldbetreatedasfundamentalstrategicinputstothesustainabledevelopmentof
contemporary society, where everybody should have the same opportunities to
experience places, products and services. Numerous design approaches have been
adopted to facilitate social and cultural inclusion in recent decades: design for
disability, universal design, inclusive design and design for all. All of these
philosophies, approaches and methodologies aim to build value on all aspects of
human diversity, from psychophysical to cultural issues, and to offer equal
opportunity to everyone in order to experience places, products, services and sys-
tems. With this in mind, this book sets out to forge a climate conducive to dis-
cussion and comparison between these approaches, without any prejudice in favor
or against any one of them, but attempting to identify the elements they hold in
commonand to build each one’s heritage of originality, because we are convinced
that the true resource of design for inclusion may well be found in this very
diversity of opinions.
The Interdisciplinary Practice in Industrial Design (IPID) aims at exploring and
broadening the practice in industrial Interdisciplinary design process. The confer-
ence includes discussions on 1) a theoretical investigation as well as professional
practice to foster interdisciplinary collaboration across disciplines, 2) design pro-
jectsthroughinterdisciplinarycollaboration,3)designprocesswithexternalpublic
and private sector partners with a solid record of interdisciplinary development
experience and 4) design methods and techniques to investigate productive and
effective interdisciplinary collaboration in design.
Thisbookalsofocusesonanapparelandtextileengineeringalongwithpositive
emotional approach in product, service and system design and emphasizes aes-
thetics and enjoyment in user experience. This book provides dissemination and
exchangeofscientificinformationonthetheoreticalandpracticalareasofaffective
and pleasurable design for research experts and industry practitioners from multi-
disciplinary backgrounds, including industrial designers, emotion designers,
ethnographers, human–computer interaction researchers, human factors engineers,
interaction designers, mobile product designers and vehicle system designers.
A total of seventeen sections are presented in this book:
Section 1 Products and Services for an Inclusive Society
Section 2 Design for Inclusion: Future Strategies and Challenges
Section 3 Design for Disability and Social Inclusion
Section 4 Designing for Inclusion in the Information Society
Section 5 Design for Inclusion in the Living Environment
Section 6 Interdisciplinary Design Education
Section 7 Interdisciplinary Approach to Industrial Design
Section 8 Interdisciplinary Approach to Digital Design
Section 9 Interdisciplinary Approach to Design Innovation
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Section 10 Interdisciplinary Approach to Design Manufacturing
Section 11 Human Factors Research Methods for Hand and Tool Design
Section 12 Kansei Engineering
Section 13 Human Factors for Textile and Society
Section 14 Apparel Design and Textile Engineering
Section 15 Coordinating for Emotional Satisfaction
Section 16 Affective Value and Kawaii Engineering
Section 17 Sensory Engineering and Emotion
Sections 1–5covertopicsindesignforinclusion,Sections 6–11covertopicsin
interdisciplinary practice in industrial design, Section 12 covers topics in Kansei
engineering,Sections 13and14covertopicsintextiledesignandengineering,and
Sections 15–17 cover topics in affective and pleasurable design.
Each section contains research papers that have been reviewed by members
of the International Editorial Board. Our sincere thanks and appreciation go to the
Board Members as listed below:
Design for Inclusion
C. Aceves Gonzales, Mexico
A. Accolla, China
D. Al Thani, Qatar
D. Busciantella Ricci, Italy
R. Gheerawo, UK
N. Ivanova, UK
K. Kawahara, Japan
P. Kercher, Italy
T. Liu, USA
N. Martins, Portugal
G. Mincolelli, Italy
F. Nickpour, UK
J. Rieger, Australia
M. Zallio, Italy
Interdisciplinary Practice in Industrial Design
Y. Choi, USA
K. Kim, Korea
M. Kim, USA
Y. Kim, USA
J. Park, USA
S. Shim, USA
Human Factors for Apparel and Textile Engineering
L. Almeida, Portugal
A. Broega, Portugal
C. Figueiredo, Portugal