A Study on the Adaptive Design of Intelligent Aromatherapy Massage Products Based on Dynamic User State Perception
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Dynamic user state perception; Adaptive design; Smart aromatherapy摘要
As the pace of modern life continues to accelerate, the physical and mental stress faced by urban populations has become increasingly prominent, leading to a significant growth in market demand for aromatherapy and massage health products. However, existing products of this type generally suffer from design flaws such as rigid functional modes and an inability to respond to changes in users’ dynamic states, making it difficult to truly meet users' personalized and context-specific needs. This paper adopts a research perspective centered on dynamic user state perception, primarily employing qualitative research methods. By integrating in-depth interviews, situational observation, and user journey analysis, it examines the usage behaviors, emotional needs, and patterns of state changes among the target user group. The study found that users’ emotional desire to be perceived and understood represents the most prominent gap in current product design, while the temporal regularity of usage scenarios and individual state variability serve as the two driving dimensions for adaptive design. Based on these findings, this study proposes a three-layer adaptive design framework—“Perception—Decision—Output”—and completes a product design implementation. By constructing a closed-loop system comprising perception, response, and learning layers, the product can effectively respond dynamically to users’ real-time states, demonstrating significant design value in both functional adaptability and emotional care experiences.
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