Research on the Integration of Industrial Design and Interaction Design under the Trend of IoT and Product Intelligence

Abstract

The age of the Internet of Everything is approaching, thanks to the rapid growth of contact technology such as 5G, and AI technologies is also growing swiftly and progressively being applied to numerous industrial items. It is anticipated that in the near future, a large number of products will share data processing and control functions with cloud computing devices via their own installation of computing chips or via the mobile Internet, and product design will gradually include more digital terminal interaction design. The rise of the Internet of Things (IoT) and product intelligence has made interface design a significant aspect of industrial product design, and the two are gradually integrating. Investigating the directions, modalities, and depth of interaction design in product design are essential subjects in the field of industrial design. Theoretical analysis and quantitative psychological research methods are used in this study. First, it examines the evolution of interaction design and its trends in relation to the Internet of Things and product intelligence, proposing an integrated development of interaction design and industrial product design, the approach and form are given from three perspectives: intelligence, control distance, and user group. Then, a novel "continuous psychological scale" is presented, and a matching psychological survey is constructed in design psychology using the user research approach to collect quantitative data on the relative value of interaction design in distinct types of integration. We acquired ratings expressing consumers' individual sensations through data analysis, and identified the degree of effect of each separate aspect on the relevance of the interaction component of the product design, as well as the contrasts and connections between them. The Internet of Everything and product intelligence have resulted in a profound convergence of product design and interface design. Different elements should be completely explored during the product design process to impact the relevance of interaction. The data gathered from the psychometric tests in this study may be utilized to assist interaction design work in many forms of product design in the design profession. The findings of this study provide important practical guidance for interaction design in product design; however, due to the time and conditions of the study, our classification of the factors that influence the importance of interaction may be insufficient, and further related research will be the focus of the next part of this project.