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Shinya Saito
Session ID: A1-01
Published: 2014
Released on J-STAGE: July 04, 2014
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In this presentation, I introduce the KACHINA CUBE Ver.3 that is a 3D web-system. By using KC, we can plot data into a cubic-information-viewer that is consisted by map and arbitrary axis, and see the detail of each data when we click certain fragment-icon. Because of this, not only we can grasp whole image of curtain database but also can read intensively one data. Furthermore, I look at academic significance of KC from the standpoint of information design focusing on the multivariate value visualization and the nesting structure.
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Maiko Kobayakawa, takeshi SUNAGA
Session ID: A1-02
Published: 2014
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Our attention is paid to the possibility of people who do not specialize in design in particular is mainly "Design of KOTO " consciously . It's working on that to explore the " design knowledge that " it is applied to the society it . In this paper , as an example of application , we report on the practice of teaching program of efforts in the general university . Because they reflect on their practice , you want to discuss the significance of students of general university that does not a designer you might be interested in members that make up the community one is , learn the " design of the thing ," along with the local community .
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- A Practical Workshop for User Experience Design.
Masahiro Horie
Session ID: A1-03
Published: 2014
Released on J-STAGE: July 04, 2014
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How to design User Experience is a major challenge for software development. User Experience denotes a sum of experience and satisfaction the user senses when using a product or a service. This paper describes what roles User Experience Design Workshops play in collaboration between designers and engineers within a development team as well as in training new members of the team.
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Midori Yonezawa, Ikuko Takanashi, Hiroki Inaba, Masanori Kado, Hiroki ...
Session ID: A1-04
Published: 2014
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We have started a Next-generation airport project, which demonstrates a future vision for the airport in order to provide the user friendly information service by the Design approach method.
The project consisted of engineers and sales persons as well as a designer and a researcher, which enabled the cross-sectional ormation.
As a result, we produced several solutions not only for the development system of existing business but also for the new business field.
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Research of a public-parking sign (1)
Asako Nakagawa, Kei Takashima
Session ID: A1-05
Published: 2014
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The public parking is one of the important urban functions. But research of the scheme of sign for public parking was not done until now. The new scheme of sign for the public parking is required. In this study, the example of the public parking sign of 25 institutions was taken up and classified about the function or the design. The result of having compared the example of overseas and Japan, It turned out that the sign of the public parking in the overseas public parking was thinking rationality and functionality as important and the public parking in Japan is thinking the service to a user as important.
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Research of a public-parking sign (2)
Kei Takashima, Asako Nakagawa
Session ID: A1-06
Published: 2014
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In a parking characterized is "Remember the parking position and go back to the place" different from the behavior objective. It happens for "forget parking position" and "displacement of spatial awareness" and "route mistake". Planning for the sign system of parking, produce a more accurate sign system is needed. This study is in order to study the basis of parking sign system, Based on a questionnaire survey of the parking, Cause of “lost” in the parking occurs and elements.
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The joint promotive activities through the faculty collaboration for regional industries
Shigeru Sato, Kanta Aoki, Tomoko Inoue, Koushi Hoshino, Daiki Aramaki
Session ID: A2-01
Published: 2014
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The Hakata Dolls Promotion Video Project is an activity of students in faculty of Arts, to familiarize a traditional craftwork in Fukuoka to the public. The students in this project are majoring in film try to make unique video works with technical skill, such as time-lapse photography, stop motion, 3DCG animation and Projection Mapping. These video works were specially made for new Hakata Dolls, which designed by students in the department of design. In this research, we consider the result of this activity and propose the various possibilities that the Faculty of Fine Arts to make contribute to the regional industries.
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Residential area Vauban to embody the social ecology
Toru Sato
Session ID: A2-02
Published: 2014
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Study of town planning in Freiburg,Germany.Residential area Vauban to embody the social ecology.Survey the Vauban district to analyze.It was intented that the local city is evident in the how became recognized as ueban environments.
Vauban district has a five Environmental concepts.
1.Transportation do not use the car 2.Society in which children are priority.
3.Water resources protection 4.Biotope(green roof) 5.Energy(District heating and energy-saving house)
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Case Study of the Projects on Regional Industrial Revitalization in Kyushu
Kanta Aoki, Tomoko Inoue, Kayo Sato, Koushi Hoshino, Shigeru Sato, Dai ...
Session ID: A2-03
Published: 2014
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We carried out the design of the-sushes, goodsand public relations on Hakata-Ori. Furthermore, we extended this study for the joint activities with the regional industries, which are the Hakata-Dolls and the Okawa Furniture, and changed the name to “The Regional Industrial Revitalization in Kyusyu” .The students could discover problems, learn methods to solution, improved communicative skills in this activities. This study is an example of the joint design activities for the purpose of local contribution and the personnel training of students.
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Case Study of the Projects on Regional Industrial Revitalization in Kyushu.
Tomoko Inoue, Kayo Sato, Kanta Aoki, Koushi Hoshino, Shigeru Sato, Dai ...
Session ID: A2-04
Published: 2014
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This study is about practical trainings,"The Project on Regional Industrial Revitalization in Kyushu", which are students' activities, providing designs for the industries since 2012. I consider this project as a joint activities of industries and students leading to the reproduction of the Hakata-Ori and the Hakata Dolls, traditional industry of Fukuoka. The students have been acquiring practical knowledge on the commercialization of their design by the industries through this program.
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French Toast Picnic at Kanaz Forest of Creation
Ryo Masuoka, Naoko Tanimoto, Hiroshi Ozaki, Takeshi Ikeda, Yasuo Kawai
Session ID: A2-05
Published: 2014
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We focused the French Toast Picnic held from 2000 to 2014 : vintage car festival at Kanaz Forest of Creation in Fukui Prefecture by view point of design for local curtural activities. This Event has been managed by a small volunteer group with small operating expenses and gave vigor and big mobilization to the art museum through the event. This project attracts attention by many media as one of a few of the cases with big influence on regional improvement over the long period.
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A Study Based on Re-discovery of Spatial Presentation
Xinchen DAI, Akira UEDA
Session ID: A2-06
Published: 2014
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Nowadays, people's way of living has changed massively according to industrialization and globalization, which leads to the distortion between urban and rural places. In this study, a research on way of living in traditional houses called 'Zhaigou' in Chongming Island, in which a re-discovery of spatial presentation is held in order to re-understand the reginal resources of Chongming Island, clarified an abundant creation of living space, further the representation of a unique Weltanschauung in living space, also in way of living. In case of this study, based on the re-understanding and fondness of Chongming Island by residents themselves, an endogenous development could be expected in the future.
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Akiyoshi Onozawa, Madoka Murai, Yoshimi Kamiya, Toshio Kinoshita, Yuki ...
Session ID: A3-01
Published: 2014
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In this study, we applied painting technology to the preparation of color product-model made from selective laser sintering(SLS) type prototyping model. Painting procedures such as pretreatment, under coating, intermediate coat and top coat were optimized for the better appearance of color model. We also studied on dying process for the SLS type rapid prototyping model. The painted model obtained color appearance equivalent to general painted product.
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Hitomi Nojima, Masahito Takizawa, Akira Kijima, Watanabe Osamu
Session ID: A3-02
Published: 2014
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In this study , weather pictograms were proposed .
The selection of image items for expression of pictograms were reviewed among 2 kinds method. Made a prototype of pictograms in response to the results. By performing a paired comparison experiment with pictogram of the prototype, selected valid pictogram.
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Emika Okumura, Takatoshi Tauchi, Mitsunori Kubo
Session ID: A3-03
Published: 2014
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The sense of sight always capture information while complementing knowledge and experience. It seems that it is impossible to relate about a work by the only physical information. The goal of this paper is to try a new interpretation about how people recognize works at the process of cognition and create a plane work which people can get a impression of extensity. The authors created trial works of three types based on a new interpretation. Moreover, we have accomplished a plane work. The results indicate that the rules of extensity are size, ambiguity of figure and ground, and abstract.
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Definition of "Kosei" in "Kosei educational publications" -"Kosei Kyoiku"- from 1932 through 1935
Yoko TAKASAKI, Sari YAMAMOTO
Session ID: A3-04
Published: 2014
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In this research, definition of “
Kosei” in “
Kosei educational publications” or “
Kosei Kyoiku” from 1932 to 1935 has been examined.
While being defined as composition, it was also introduced as “
Zuan Kosei” and it was considered as a new type of education. Although, “
Zuan” is tied with life and acts as an abstract motif, but the concept of “Pattern” or “
Kosei of Pattern” has also been used in “
Kosei Kyoiku”.
It was concluded that today’s definition of “
Kosei” in design’s basic education is very close to the abstract concept of beauty used at the start.
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mitsunori kubo, takatoshi tauchi, akira ueda, yukiko kitamura, emika o ...
Session ID: A3-05
Published: 2014
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A Kurosatsuma, a kind of antique pot decorated with arabesque patterns, was investigated from the viewpoint of structural dynamics. We aimed at making clear whether or not the arabesque patterns on the pot had structural significance. The Kurosatsuma was measured using a 3D digitizer to obtain 3D CADdata of the shape. The CAD data was modified to represent that of an undecorated Kurosatsuma to examine the structural effect of the decorative patterns. As a result, we confirmed that the patterns seemed to relax the stress concentrations that were induced by gravity in the body of the Kurosatsuma.
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Analysis of Pendulum Pattern - Methodology of Form Analysis based on Mathematical Modeling(6)
Kouichi Ishii
Session ID: A3-06
Published: 2014
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Pendulum Pattern, which was one of the non-graphics way, was well-developed in art, design and phototechnical area. The forms of Pendulum Pattern, which is defferent from the general expression in graphics. Today, the study of Pendulum Pattern itself is not developed as it is difficult to describe the basic rule. In this study, I describe Pendulum Pattern generated rules by mathematical principle modeling based on theories of non-linear dynamical systems. As a result I comfirmed the following. (1)Based on "branch" and "synchronization", the elucidation of the generation process of Pendulum Patterns is possible. (2)There is a possibility that two form generative systems are contained in the generation process of Pendulum Patterns.
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- A case study of sales strategy for Mie traditional crafts-
Atsumi Tanaka
Session ID: A4-01
Published: 2014
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This study recognizes again the identity of Japan by mixing in oversea sensitivity, and targets connecting to conservation, succession and development of the traditional crafts. We produce the web site “Mie Kasane Project” conveying the stories of people involved in crafts with the traditional crafts of the Mie prefecture, which is the place of birth of the researcher, as an example, being a window for local unity, development of new designs and pioneering in overseas sales routes. With the information of the web site as a basis, we will carrying out research in Europe and the States and investigate what kind of media design makes an appeal for Japanese culture and redesign the traditional crafts.
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A Comparative Study of Kagu Seisaku Zukai, Wayo Kagu Kouzou Zukai, and Koten Kagu Syasei Zushu
Ryuji Arai
Session ID: A4-02
Published: 2014
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Munekichi Tsukishima was very interested in design and construction of European furniture. His strong passion towards the furniture design and construction flows out from his furniture drawings, which were published in "Kagu Seisaku Zukai," and "Wayo Kagu Kouzou Zukai" and "Koten Kagu Syasei Zushu." In terms of the design, he was interested in Classical Style, which he meant Renaissance, Baroque, Rococo and Neo-classical Style. As for the construction, he was interested in builtup structure. Those wide interests derived from his background. He not only studied and taught furniture, but he was also engaged in real furniture design business in Japan and the U.S. throughout prewar and postwar periods.
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Chu Xu, Mari Abe, Terumi Shiraishi
Session ID: A4-03
Published: 2014
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An education act called "MOKUIKU" attracts public attention in Japan in recent years. The goal of this study is to popularize the "MOKUIKU" act which aims at nursling. In order to create an cordial feeling with wood for infants, different woodware are made in connection with four stages in weaning period. The works use timbers of Cherry, Ginkgo, Pine, Locust, Maple, and Chestnut, and the shapes of woodware are handled abstractly according to the traits of the material (seeds, leaves, flowers, and fruits) respectively, seeking to maximize the pleasure when appreciating.I hope the cutlery I made can deepen infants's fondness for wood.
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Research for Preservation and Inheritance of Handiwork Living Tool in Malaysia
Teck Ceng Sim, Mari Abe, Terumi Shiraishi, Fumio Terauchi
Session ID: A4-04
Published: 2014
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Malaysia is a multiethnic country. Since ancestral times, the diverse ethnic groups have employed tools as part of their trade, toiling to lay the foundation of the nation we know today. However, with increased modernization of the country, these traditional daily living tools have been lost or are being lost. This paper studies to preservation and inheritance of handiwork living tool in Malaysia. For the purpose of this research, in order to investigate and understand these traditional daily living tools, we examined documents and carried out field work. Based on the results, we summarized the function and significance of existence of the daily living tool on the basis of lifestyle of each ethnic, and arranged the data in a chronology table, and profile of each tool.
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Ayumi Kumamoto, Kanta Aoki
Session ID: A4-05
Published: 2014
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The joint activities of the faculty of Arts and the Industry Association of Okawa Furniture have become the second year. In 2012, we suggested a concept on "Girl’s Furniture" under the theme of "Girl’s Rooms" as a commemorative project of the 50th anniversary of this Association. The furniture, which were we designed have been exhibited in Tenjin IMS, in 2012.Based on such a result, we designed the latest furniture along various methodologies, in 2013 In this study, I consider the process and result of the joint activities of students and the Industry Association of Okawa Furniture.
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Idora Ilyanee Idora Ilyanee, Kazuhiko Yamazaki
Session ID: A5-01
Published: 2014
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This research aims to propose designs based on cultures comparison. Taking Malaysian and Japanese cultures as the target of this case study, their common and different points are studied before proposing a new design concept which will suit on both cultures. Using the new combination of design concepts, a prototype is built. For the first prototype, a rattan floor chair is designed. To verify the acceptance of the design on both of the cultures, design evaluation and user experience design evaluation is made.
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Kotaro HONDA
Session ID: A5-02
Published: 2014
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FES is high-tech rihabilitation equipment to cure patients with hemiparetic stroke of motor paralysis. In medical industry, they have developed equipement could cure the patient himself. In medical institution, there are some cases where medical staff take patient FES. I foretell to abstract points aiming performance take patient FES. I foretell to abstract points aiming performance of putting on and removing and accuracy on caring by patient.
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Robin Ko
Session ID: A5-03
Published: 2014
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For the small/medium-sized companies, it is an important topic that how to development a new product by low budget. This paper reported a low-cost and high-efficiency design project for an OEM company who want to change to be an ODM company. In this case study, we develop a new original lens meter by a limited R/D team. We started this design project from 3 aspects (manufacture aspect, market aspect and usability aspect) in the same time, and resulted a good design proposal finally.
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Nao Hosoya
Session ID: A5-04
Published: 2014
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Ultrasonic diagnostic equipment has a lot of advantages from respect (generality, simplicity, and safety), comes for use by not only in the hospital but a wide scene to be shown from such an advantage in recent years in recent years, and the utility is paid to attention. In the present study, it aims to forecast what should be of the next generation of ultrasonic diagnostic equipment that is showing the rise of demand further on the medical treatment site now, and to extract the design requirement for the best device that corresponds from designed approach to needs of the site.
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Satoru SHIMADA
Session ID: A5-05
Published: 2014
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Today Japan is in for trouble of aged society. This problem means there are a lot of bedridden old people. I focused at rehabilitation for bedridden old people because they almost cannot move their of their own accord. In this study I analyzed system of treatment for bedridden old people and invented a treatment device.
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Daisuke Azuma, Akira Ishii, Takanobu Nakai
Session ID: A5-06
Published: 2014
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In the face of increasing serious global environmental problems, the manufacturer of the transports such as the aircraft and the marine vessel in addition to the car is spending large cost on the development of the transport which is excellent about the energy efficiencies. Therefore, we propose the energy-efficient ground effect vehicle which can move a great deal of goods at high speed. The fundamental studies of a ground effect vehicle design with high lift-drag ratio will be discussed in this paper.
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Reconsideration of Tsukuba Expo 1985
Keitaro Usui
Session ID: A6-01
Published: 2014
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From the beginning, The site of the Tsukuba Exposition 1985 was planned in conversion for the industrial development after closing of the exhibition. Also pavilion buildings of the exposition were positioned as temporary space. It showed another figure as the reflection of the coming future. The running Exposition express, Science Train around the Japan before the opening of the exposion was large-scale pre-event. It was the epoch-making trial in the sense that it revealed the conversion of needless train and discontinue switchyard. The Science Train had shown the preoccupation style of flexibility design what the Exposition realized.
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Masato Kiuchi, Kazuya Oshima, Hideo Yamamoto, Kiyoko Matsumura
Session ID: A6-02
Published: 2014
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Portrait, Arabesques, and Guilloche are typical design elements of Banknote. However, Banknote is equipped with other important design element – the type face. As for the Japanese Banknote, the name of the Bank of Japan, the face amount, the serial number, the seal, etc. are printed. Especially, the type face called “OkuraReisyo” is important. But, the name of "OkuraReisyo" has low profile and there are almost no detailed data and references which indicated it. So, in this research, historical changes of Banknote design explain how "OkuraReisyo" has been playing the important role in the design of Japanese Banknote as a traditional type face.
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Relation between design and Ukiyo-e in some works of Settai
Hinako Ishizaki
Session ID: A6-03
Published: 2014
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Komura Settai took many activities on Japanese painting, book design, illustration, and stage art . He worked on the binding of Izumi Kyoka’s work of "Nihonbashi" in 1914 and his design became popular. In 1918, he joined Shiseido design section, and worked on such as a label of perfume bottles and cosmetic advertising. In this study I will handle with some effects from Ukiyo-e in his work. Finally I consider the relation between design tendency that was required by masses in taisho and showa era and Settai’s works.
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The footprints of an artist who fuse the Painting and the Design.
Atsushi Kataoka
Session ID: A6-04
Published: 2014
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Modern art painter Genichiro Inokuma showed his creativity in painting as Fine arts, but also designs such as Practical arts. This study try to reveal his important role at “The Japanese Design dawn era” by investigation focuses on two main findings through literature research are described below.1) He had so interested in architecture that he created a lot of mural painting collaborate with architects after the World war 2. These are supposed to evidence of he had interested in to the fusion between painting and architecture.2) He had a relationship with a lot of creators (architects designers and etc.) who had influences between each other. Especially for 10 years between the ended of World war 2 to his moved out to USA.
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A study on the case of "Water's Blessing Tokyo Tank" in the SUMIDA AQUARIUM
RINA TANABE, NAOKI WAKABAYASHI, YUKO MASAKURA
Session ID: A7-01
Published: 2014
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In this study, we design a workshop that incorporates the observation of the water tank. This time, we were the case the observation of "Water's Blessing Tokyo Tank" in cooperation with "SUMIDA AQUARIUM". We designed the observation notes to observe of the water tank. In addition, we designed the production of paper mobile kit to represent the results of the observation. In this paper, the details of the workshop program that we have designed, we describe the design of production kit that we have developed.
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Development subjective evaluation method based on the SD method of "Children's SD method"
Naoki Wakabayashi, Yuko Masakura, Rina Tanabe
Session ID: A7-02
Published: 2014
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In this reserch, we aim to propose a method for evaluating and measuring the effectiveness of workshop at aquqrium.We positioned as part of the process of the workshop, the exercise of "measuring the temperature of feeling"It was possible to evaluate the in progress relatively smooth than the conventional method.By using not point scales but continuous scales, we have been able to avoid the deviation of evaluation value.At the same time, it was possible that the evaluation values obtained from each scale, to obtain a quantitative evaluation for each step.
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- Recognition of time among young children and a proposed diagram –
Yuka Taniguchi, Ai Akai
Session ID: A7-03
Published: 2014
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Recognition of time for adults can be described as a "circular ring-type" understanding, for preschool aged children it can be assumed to be "irregular dotted line type" understanding. In this way recognition of time is different so communication discrepancy occurs between young children and adults. This recognition difference creates circumstances where the children cannot achieve the behavior desired by caregivers. According to questionnaire results, behavior of young children can be classified into “transitional” and "completed". This study analyzes the types of transitional and completed behaviors desired by caregivers and proposes a product test to use a sound emitting product to share the recognition of time passage among adults and preschool aged children.
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- Changes in communication by product using sound –
Ai Akai, Yuka Taniguchi
Session ID: A7-04
Published: 2014
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Because time recognition is different, discrepancies occur in the communication between preschool age children and adults. In this study, we consider it is possible to recalibrate the recognition time in preschool age children via a sequence of sounds, we propose a product using sound, and an experiment was carried out. Result of the experiment are as follow: 1) Duration of each desired behavior did not increase and there was a tendency to shorter behavior times 2) Children enjoyed using the product and increased autonomy was observed in the children's behavior, 3) Parents did not have to scold the children for slowness thus enabling a more relaxed and enjoyable parenting environment.
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yuta koma, Akira Okazaki, Junko Hattori
Session ID: A7-05
Published: 2014
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A description of the treatment for hospitalized children,it is possible to reduce the negative feelings such asfear and anxiety feeling, to promote the preparation ofmind is important. To that end, children spontaneouslyuse interested in the tool is the condition. Therefore, wedeveloped a preparation tool which can be transformedKey Word : preparation,child,transfrom may be collected in each test as analog tools, andapplied to digital tools that content then to develop toolsprompting the preparation of mind by the two tools.
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Haruo Ishii
Session ID: A7-06
Published: 2014
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Workshop series for child, 'Forest', can have various experiences among the rich natural environment in Aichi University of the Arts. Purpose of 'Forest' is to create a place where children of the region and students can communicate. I have focused on farming experience in particular. Because farming experience is effective in creating a place of communication.
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Yuichi Izu, Koichiro Sato, Takeo Kato, Yoshiyuki Matsuoka
Session ID: A8-01
Published: 2014
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Toward elucidating the effect of sketching skills in product design, in previous research, we proposed a structural model of sketching skills representing the relations between sketching skills. This study aimed to utilize the structural model of sketching skills to elucidate the sketching skills that influence both rough sketches and idea sketches. For this purpose, rough sketches and idea sketches were subjected to discriminant analysis. The results showed that the two forms of sketch are distinguished based on the sketching skills related to feature representation of shape in rough sketching and those related to the exact expression of shape in idea sketching.
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Koichiro Sato, Yoshiyuki Matsuoka
Session ID: A8-02
Published: 2014
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While the design by the 20th century lived people's life rich, it also produced many problems. For example, the difficulty of sharing of design information and a cooperation design produced by subdivision of a design are mentioned. In the present study, about "design science" which is a common science in various design domains, the general view of its context and one framework for accumulating its knowledge comprehensively are summarized. Furthermore, the compilation of "dictionary of design science" which is important for constructing the foundation of design science is introduced.
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Shotaro Asai, Yu Hirata, Koichiro Sato, Yoshiyuki Matsuoka
Session ID: A8-03
Published: 2014
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Value Growth Design enables an object to increase its value over time, and is based on a new design paradigm, Timeaxis Design. Timeaxis Design incorporates the viewpoint of time into the theory and methodology of design. However, only a few works have considered the application of Value Growth Design to actual artifacts. Herein, we investigate existing Value Growth Design cases, and employ cluster analysis based on the Multispace Design Model and the Value Growth Model. As a result, patterns of value growth are revealed. Furthermore, by applying perspectives proposed to be effective, we extract nine principal factors of value growth.
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Satoshi Miyata, Jun Hsu
Session ID: A8-04
Published: 2014
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Application of computer algorithms in design is getting popular nowadays. Since it enables generation of complex and nonlinear characteristics with ease, so many algorithms from computer science are adopted for the purpose. In this paper, we pose a consideration on the methodology, through interpretation of algorithm as formal language. This argument is aimed to set up an asymptotic connection between the methodology and design language. Beginning with a simple algorithm, linguistic speculations will be applied and finally a generative model of algorithm in the sense of C. Peirce will be posed.
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Tomoya Sugie, Yoji Kitani, Mikio Fujito
Session ID: A8-05
Published: 2014
Released on J-STAGE: July 04, 2014
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How to design a product in the time for the model change is important for manufacturing industries. This is because improper changing of design may make regular users of previous model not buy the next model.This is a study on transition of form and the effect on the model change of the product, that is what kind of transition brings about a good result or bad one. For example, which changes of the corner roundness on the next model do consumer like better, smaller or bigger one compared with the previous one? In this study, the results are derived by rough set theory and products elected as the examples of model change are compact digital cameras.
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Interface between Hands and Tools
Koryo Miura
Session ID: A8-06
Published: 2014
Released on J-STAGE: July 04, 2014
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This paper presents a novel shape of grips for general purpose by using a concave-polyhedral shape, an origami. The shape was derived by the study of buckling of cylindrical shell. Its’ surface is consisted with the tessellation of a hexagonal pattern which is folded along its center. With this design, the mild but effective concavity in comparison with conventional design can be obtained. The shape also provides the constancy of circumference along the axis of the grip.
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Masahito TSUCHIYA, Ryota SUGAWARA
Session ID: A9-01
Published: 2014
Released on J-STAGE: July 04, 2014
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The Great East Japan Earthquake occurred and brought serious damage on the Tohoku district on March 11, 2011. We attended the volunteer activity in Miyagi, and found that there are the communication barriers between volunteer participants and non-participants. We designed the information sharing system using smart phone which provides information and improves communication between volunteer participants and non-participants to reduce the uneasiness of the volunteers. In this research, we performed a volunteer activity, questionnaire in a stricken area, and analyzed the needs of volunteers. Then we made the prototype system, performed user experiment and evaluation for operability and usefulness.
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Yuki MIYAZAKI, Masahito TSUCHIYA
Session ID: A9-02
Published: 2014
Released on J-STAGE: July 04, 2014
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This research is a proposal of the interactive digital signage by pointing operation of using the shadow which assumed large public space like large-sized shopping mall. It attracts attention visually by projecting artificial shadows on the wall using a projector and Kinect. And it creates extending shadows according to the motion of users. By doing so, this design proposal develops the interface which many people can operate intuitively. This research validated by evaluation experiment using the prototype interface whether this system utilizing a Kinect and the quality of shadow could exploit effectively as digital signage. As a result, it was able to make entertainment by giving advertisement interactive elements.
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Yohei TAKANO, Masahito TSUCHIYA
Session ID: A9-03
Published: 2014
Released on J-STAGE: July 04, 2014
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This research is a design study of interactive signage in the real world-oriented some, in a store of commercial facilities such as shopping malls, operating intuitively display information of digital signage by moving pick up the goods on display. We propose the signage system for product advertising to detect the inclination of products lifted, equipped with a real-world-oriented interface to move the graphic block-like with its slope. In this study, the product is a running shoe.
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Eisaku Sato, Masayoshi Kubo
Session ID: A9-04
Published: 2014
Released on J-STAGE: July 04, 2014
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In late years, the digital camera is combined for technological change and continues developing a new product.However,that do not meet the utility value of the user enough.The situation to utilize a photo by the spread of smartphones changes.In this study, many functions were intended to investigate usability from a user viewpoint about the digital camera which became diverseness.This research pay attention to the difference of an elderly people, the young people and performed an apparatus evaluation.The hypothesis , the camera was easy to use in the young was different from elderly was supported.
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Approach from View of Organization and Familiarity
HIROKAWA Mitsuo, KATSUO Inoue, IWAKI Tatsuya, KASHIMA Tomoko
Session ID: A9-05
Published: 2014
Released on J-STAGE: July 04, 2014
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As information equipment becomes multi-functional, an easy-to-use interface is demanded. Particularly, interface design that can be operated intuitively is strongly required. Therefore, we have re-examined it from the point of view of familiarity and organization along the flow of execution of user behavior proposed by D.A.Norman for the design method. Based on them, we have classified into four types of interfaces after presenting patterns that combines the operation and recognition. As a result, we have clarified the characteristics and requirements of intuitive interface which is the methodological framework of product design. In addition, we have presented the design guidelines.
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