Patina-inspired Personalization

Lee, Moon‐Hwan; Son, Oosung; Nam, Tek-Jin

doi:10.1145/2901790.2901812

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“…The phenomena of possessions acting as memory cues has held implications in one form or another across a broad range of research areas, including marketing [9], consumer behaviour [8,10,11], psychology [12], material culture [13] , Human-Computer Interaction [14,15,16,17,18,19,20] and design [21*,22,23,24,25,26*,27,28**), bearing relevance to both theoretical development and real-world applications. One of the most prominent examples of this can be seen in attachment literature that explores the value and meaning of possessions.…”

Section: Connection Type 1 (C1): Possessions Can Acquire Memoriesmentioning

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Possessions and memories

Hoven

Orth

Zijlema

2021

Current Opinion in Psychology

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People often acquire souvenirs and photographs to facilitate remembering, but possessions and memories can relate to each other in a variety of ways. This review paper presents four different connection types found between meaningful things in our everyday lives and our personal memories. Each connection type either focuses on possessions or memories and the connection between the two is either active or lost. These perspectives will be detailed through examples of studies and design cases from different fields and research areas. More studies have been found focusing on existing connections between possessions and memories, such as in human-computer interaction, design, material culture, psychology, and marketing, than those lost, which were specifically focused around ageing, forgetting, heirlooms, identity and hoarding behaviour. Our review of connections between possessions and memories accumulate to suggest the attachment people ascribe to certain possessions is mirrored by the ability of objects to fulfil people's desire to preserve, embody, showcase and recollect certain memories.

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Section: Connection Type 1 (C1): Possessions Can Acquire Memoriesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Possessions and memories

Hoven

Orth

Zijlema

2021

Current Opinion in Psychology

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Physical Traces and Materialization of Songs for Individuals’ Music Participation in Cafés: The Design and Field Studies of Camue

Kim

Yun

et al. 2022

[ ] With Design: Reinventing Design Modes

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Cooperative human–robot polishing for the task of patina growing on high-quality leather shoes

Méndez

González²,

Pérez-Vidal³

et al. 2023

Int J Adv Manuf Technol

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A patina is essentially the weathered look a piece of leather takes on as it ages. The patina finishing aspect can be also generated or grown artificially by scrubbing the leather surface with specific products. These kinds of manual finishing operations on small objects are delicate and regularly need slight corrections carried out by skilled artisans, which adds complexity to the process automation and implies various key aspects to consider. This research presents a novel approach for automatic and semiautomatic shoe patina growing in the footwear industry using a new co-creative method based on cooperative robotics. The system automates the process in pursuit of operator time-saving without reducing the work finishing quality. For this purpose, the use of a collaborative robot with a built-in constant contact force control and a collaborative tool are used in this research. The use of both tools in complementarity with the knowledge of the craftsman leads the robot end-effector adaptation to the inherent curved surfaces over the shoe. Besides, some orientation corrections are applied based on the CAD model for the task to be accurately accomplished. The solution has been successfully integrated in a real production line, and it is currently in use.

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Patina-inspired Personalization

Cited by 21 publications

References 41 publications

Possessions and memories

Possessions and memories

Physical Traces and Materialization of Songs for Individuals’ Music Participation in Cafés: The Design and Field Studies of Camue

Cooperative human–robot polishing for the task of patina growing on high-quality leather shoes

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