Technological Research and Invention In The Industrial Design

Abstract

Technological research proposes stimulating challenges starting from the new scenarios arising since XX century, the environmental imperative imposes new responsibilities, the industrial production, requires the rethinking of the concept of "material culture" as well as new information technologies lead to new models of theoretical and conceptual elaboration. We live a new condition, defined by Augé «surmodernitè», where history fades into actuality, space turns into images and individuals from being actors become spectators. The industrial design moves from tackling "traditional culture" of the project to the "culture of innovation" for which the "know-how", which allows the transition from theory to practice, is replaced by the "can-do" that is the design of a technological solution allowing to model artifacts in a new way and, as a consequence, introducing a different interaction between users and the context. The contribution illustrates the design experimentation of the industrial invention "inclusive control system device [repositionable]".

The Application of Marine Customs, Traditions, and Beliefs into Hakka Culture-based Creative Product Design

“…These policies create opportunities for local industry innovation, improving the local living environment, attracting local youth to return to their hometowns, and balancing the population distribution in Taiwan. Therefore, This research aims at acquiring relevant cultural characteristics and deconstructing cultural elements so that they become cultural and creative design elements (Mario and Sonia, 2017; Persson et al ., 2015). This research will also become a source for design requirements of culture-based creative products and presentation of features and connotation of cultural products to facilitate the design and promotion of cultural products.…”

Development status of industrial design standardization and construction of industrial design standard system

“…Practitioners in industrial design lack deep research and innovation abilities. In addition, university courses tend to be theoretical and relatively outdated and single in contents, and the combination of research direction and market demand in research institutes is not close enough [2][3]. The reason lies in the late start of China's industrial design, which is still in the primary stage.…”