The study of sensoriality and perception as an ergonomic feature represents a cornerstone in textiles field. Textiles applications often implies an intimate contact between fabric and skin in deeply variable sensational conditions, provoking a distinct perception for user’s appreciation. In this context, the valuing ability of textile sensations appears unavoidable and it also may provides a great potential in design activities. The research investigated the senses most involved in the fabrics sensorial assessment: sight (sense of distance and appearance) and touch (sense of closeness and contact) and their interaction, giving rise to inter-sensorial modalities and transfer phenomena.
Sistematic prediction for textile handle: visual and tactile sensations anticipation investigating physical-mechanical fabrics behaviour
SALVIA, GIUSEPPE;GAMBARDELLA, FRANCESCA;ROGNOLI, VALENTINA;LEVI, MARINELLA
2008-01-01
Abstract
The study of sensoriality and perception as an ergonomic feature represents a cornerstone in textiles field. Textiles applications often implies an intimate contact between fabric and skin in deeply variable sensational conditions, provoking a distinct perception for user’s appreciation. In this context, the valuing ability of textile sensations appears unavoidable and it also may provides a great potential in design activities. The research investigated the senses most involved in the fabrics sensorial assessment: sight (sense of distance and appearance) and touch (sense of closeness and contact) and their interaction, giving rise to inter-sensorial modalities and transfer phenomena.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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