"through daily life found that the elderly in the use of modern kitchens have obstacles, there will be some security problems." Hao Shangzhen, a product design professional at the Mountain Institute of industrial and industrial design, aimed at the pain of the elderly in cooking in the kitchen, and designed the kitchen product system.
"old people's hands and feet are inconvenient, and it's easy to slip in the process of walking around the sink and stove." Hao Shangzhen said that in order to solve this problem, they changed the pipelined operation into a turntable form in design. The washing pool, the chopping board, the vegetable preparation area and the trash can are integrated into one, reducing the frequency of the elderly walking around.
"young people are busy with work and do not have much time to accompany the elderly." In addition to the life of the elderly, students also pay attention to the emotional needs of the elderly. He Xuemei, also a product design professional, has designed an electronic memoir of the elderly to enhance communication between the elderly and their children. According to the introduction, this product has the functions of online message, electronic album, electronic calendar, video playback and so on. Products in the shape of the choice of the elderly are familiar with the radio style, simple operation, a few buttons can easily achieve the conversion of various functions.
in order to facilitate the elderly to exercise, Dong Sirui has decided to design an interesting dumbbell after investigation and research. "The characteristic of this dumbbell is that the elderly can adjust the weight of dumbbell according to their own conditions, and the operation is simple and convenient."
in addition to the above products, there are a lot of works on display by the design studio of the product system, including the wearable sports armour for the morning exercise for the elderly, and the facilities for the dance design for the elderly. Every design is full of designers' care and care for the elderly.
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