Designing for Wearable and Fashionable Care Design： Exploring Technology and Craft Culture Interdisciplinary Design

This research examines wearable, fashionable interaction design to mediate the narrative and semiotic concepts found in technology and fashion. We will discuss the principles of design anthropology using a Taiwan proverbs process to transmit the “people-situation-reason-object” method and analyze care design examples that provide new thinking for designers engaged in future industry. Design anthropology attempts to engage physiological and psychological design through technologyfunction, meaning-form and fashion aesthetics to achieve cognition between people and environment. The wearable, fashionable interaction provides story characteristics and semantic ideas transmitted to craft-cultural, collective, cheerful and creative performance. It is more confident and innovative attempt, that is able to achieve a joyful, fundamental interface. This study takes two directions for cultural thinking as the basis to establish a set of traditional craft designs with interactive experience objects that assist designers in examining the sensual feelings to initiate a new lifestyle value.

Project ID:PE10607-0232
External Project ID:MOST106-2410-H182-017