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工作坊一

跨平台交互创新的新工具

工作坊时间：11月22日 9:00 am -12:00 pm

工作坊地点：深圳南山智园C1栋1002室

工作坊语言：中文

设备要求：无

本次工作坊，将从实际案例出发引入交互设计语言的研究和应用背景，通过“IxDL卡牌桌游”这一新工具以及一系列的交互Demo，介绍交互设计语言的基本概念，拓宽参会者对于交互机制的认知并对交互设计的颗粒度有更深入的思考。随后通过分组试玩2-3轮“IxDL卡牌桌游”，体验不同的玩法和启发，巩固对交互设计中新概念、新范式的理解，提升在跨平台交互设计实践中的感知能力、创新能力和创新效率。

目标受众：

• 交互设计师、体验设计师、产品经理、前端程序员、人机交互研究者、学生

预期成果：

• 了解全新的交互设计视角和思维方式

• 通过“IxDL卡牌桌游”，学习交互机制创新的新方法和新工具

• 培养发现和创造跨平台交互方式的能力

• 提高设计团队内部、以及设计团队和开发团队之间的沟通效率

主讲人：罗涛

罗涛，南方科技大学创新创意设计学院助理教授，广东省“珠江人才计划”青年拔尖人才，南方科技大学教学优秀奖获得者。作为交互设计的实践者、研究者和教育者，他长期专注于交互性的底层逻辑、交互原型以及描述交互的形式化方法的研究。罗涛教授本科毕业于中山大学，获得数学与应用数学学士学位；随后在韩国国民大学取得交互设计硕士和博士学位。他曾任韩国国民大学助理教授和SK Telecom公司UX设计经理，负责智能手机、智能手表以及车载应用的交互设计工作。罗涛教授著有《交互设计语言：与万物对话的艺术》和《通用交互手势词典》，在小红书等社交网络上被众多科技厂商的交互设计师广泛转载，获得高度评价，其中部分内容被大厂设计规范收录。作为16项发明专利（中、美、韩）的主要发明人，他的创新成果集中于各类平台上（触屏设备、实体交互、空间计算等）的交互机制创新。自2019年以来，他与培养的学生在学校和企业中，基于交互设计语言及其工具，共申请了累计50余项发明专利。他组织开发了基于该语言的卡牌游戏、编辑工具和原型工具，使得该语言体系的学习和应用更高效。在南方科技大学设计学院开设本科课程“DS322用户体验与交互”，教授交互设计语言，每学期平均带领学生申请3项发明专利。他受邀在华为、网易、微软、联想、美的、Frog等知名企业进行分享和培训，进一步提升企业设计师在交互设计实践中的创新能力和效率。

工作坊二

生物HCI的可能性：探索生物HCI创新的未来场景

工作坊时间：11月22日 9:00 am -12:00 pm

工作坊地点：深圳南山智园C1栋1108室

工作坊语言：英文/中文

设备要求：笔记本电脑、手机

随着科学技术的发展，生物学与人机交互（HCI）的融合已成为一个新兴且有前景的研究方向，进而催生了生物人机交互（Bio-HCI）的新研究领域。Bio-HCI 利用创新的生物技术、生物传感器和生物材料，通过生物设计重新定义人类、生命体与计算机之间的关系，并探讨如何支持和增强这种交互体验。本工作坊旨在为参与者提供一个开放的讨论空间，以理解 Bio-HCI 的基本概念、发展趋势和前沿案例。同时，工作坊将引导参与者在设计练习中尝试这些概念，生成新的交互模型，并讨论 Bio-HCI 未来的应用场景和可能性，以促进 Bio-HCI 在不同领域的创新应用。

目标受众：

• 对 Bio-HCI 主题感兴趣的设计学生、交互设计师、艺术家和人机交互（HCI）研究人员

• 具有跨学科研究和创新兴趣的工程师及科学家

• 对 Bio-HCI 感兴趣的学生

预期成果：

• 理解人机交互（HCI）的新研究方向。

• 理解 Bio-HCI 的发展趋势、应用方法及工具/技术（传感器、物联网等）。

• 提升设计团队跨学科协作和沟通的能力。

• 激发参与者广泛思考 Bio-HCI 的未来创新及应用场景。

• 实验性设计 Bio-HCI 的设计概念。

何净值，现任南方科技大学创新创意设计学院教授和博士生导师，教学负责人和工业设计学士课程主任，拥有建筑学与工程学双博士学位。何教授是未来生态研究组的创建人，该实验室研究领域包括跨学科生态研究与设计、前沿立面技术和数字化支持设计。何教授在卡塞尔大学获得工程学硕士学位，在香港大学获得建筑学硕士及博士学位，并在卡塞尔大学获得第二个工程学博士学位。加入南方科技大学之前，何教授曾在西交利物浦大学和深圳大学担任副教授，并在国立成功大学担任访问助理教授。何教授曾担任亚洲计算机辅助建筑设计研究协会（CAADRIA）主席四年，现任未来计算机辅助建筑国际会议基金 (CAADFutures Foundation)委员会副主席，the Journal of Architectural Computing（IJAC）以及期刊Sustainable Horizons编委会成员。何教授已发表了超过100篇同行评审的学术出版物。近期合编《设计控制论：驾驭新事物》已发表于斯普林格设计研究基础系列丛书。

工作坊三

我们将如何老去: 培养对老龄化过程的跨代觉知

工作坊时间：11月22日 9:00 am -12:00 pm

工作坊地点：深圳南山智园C1栋1009室

工作坊语言：英文/中文

设备要求：无

此研讨会旨在探索年轻一代对老年人的态度，并通过一系列互动活动来培养共情。会议将以概述介绍开始，接着是旨在培养对老年人的身体和情感共情的体验活动。在这些见解的基础上，参与者将进行协作头脑风暴，以识别在跨代理解中的关键挑战。最后，参与者将分成小组，开发创新策略和可能的技术辅助解决方案，以有效应对这些挑战。 

目标受众：

• 对老龄化相关话题感兴趣的设计学生和初级研究人员。

• 具有老年护理经验的年轻志愿者、社会工作者及相关护理服务从业者。

• 对老龄化社会有兴趣的年轻人。 

预期成果：

• 参与者将通过我们的体验环节对老年人面临的身体和情感挑战有更深的理解。此外，通过使用提供的工具和方法，参与者将学习识别老年社区中的真实挑战，并开发出以共情为驱动、符合情境的，并可能由技术辅助的策略来解决这些问题。

Mirna Zordan，现任南方科技大学创新创意设计学院助理教授，建筑师和设计研究者，研究兴趣包括城市心理学和复杂条件下的环境行为表现。她的研究回应了可持续发展目标中关于心理健康和社会/环境可持续发展的议程，特别关注通过增加专业实践者、学者和多学科专家之间的对话，实施设计响应，以应对未来城市密度。她在意大利威尼斯建筑大学获得学士和硕士学位，并获得了建筑执业许可证，后在香港博士奖学金计划（HKPFS）资助下，就读于香港城市大学并获博士学位。在悉尼担任建筑师后，她曾作为特邀讲师任教于多所国际性大学和机构，包括意大利威尼斯建筑大学、Atelier Europe China 威尼斯建筑大学/同济大学建筑与城市规划学院（Atelier Europe China IUAV/CAUP Tongji University）、FAB Fabrica De Ciudad（墨西哥城）、香港城市大学、香港大学和奥雅纳（ARUP）香港。她还曾在意大利威尼斯担任国家工业计划4.0项目的研究员，该项目由欧洲社会基金计划资助并与威尼斯建筑大学、RE-VEGA Group、威尼斯科技园、威内托大区和威尼斯东方大学合作。在加入南方科技大学之前，她任职于香港大学，同时也是国际城市化论坛（IFoU）YA团队的积极成员。更多信息请见：https://www.mirnazordan.com

张婉琳，现任南方科技大学创新创意设计学院助理教授，研究兴趣为文化数字化设计、可持续设计和数字人文。本科毕业于中南大学工业设计方向，随后在湖南大学取得设计学硕士学位，于英国兰卡斯特大学取得设计哲学博士学位。在加入南方科技大学之前，曾任英国艺术人文基金会资助项目研究员，并担任“文化交流”项目助理。在研项目主要聚焦文化数据采集、分析和转化中的技术探索和设计创新。研究成果发表在The Design Journal、International Journal of Anthropology and Ethnology、IEEE、Springer International Publishing等同行评审期刊书籍以及中文核心期刊中，多次参加国际设计领域高水平学术会议，同时担任多个文化及设计领域的国际期刊和高水平会议审稿人。曾参与多个实体项目和校企合作横向课题中，积累了用户研究、产品开发和项目管理经验。早期设计作品多次获得国家省市级奖项和专利授权。更多信息请见：https://resilientculturedesign.github.io/

李雪亮，南方科技大学创新创意设计学院助理教授。他的研究涉及人机交互设计、人与社交机器人交互设计、情感驱动设计和幸福感设计。他将设计活动作为研究手段，通过产品原型设计开发和基于实验室或真实场景的用户体验调研，推进我们对科技在日常生活和产业实践当中创新应用可能性的认识，以及拓展设计与其他学科交叉研究领域的边界。在加入南方科技大学设计学院之前，他在荷兰代尔夫特理工大学工业设计工程系获得了博士学位。更多信息可查看: https://www.hci-xgroup.com/

工作坊四

主讲人：萧若薇

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Workshop 1

A New Tool for Cross-Platform Interaction Innovation

Date and Time: Oct. 22nd, 9:00 am -12:00 pm

Location: Room 1002, Building C1, iPark SUSTech School of Design

Language: Chinese

Equipment Requirement: N/A

This workshop will introduce the research and application background of interaction design language using real-life cases. Through the new tool “IxDL Card Game” and a series of interaction demos, it will cover the basic concepts of interaction design language, broaden participants’ understanding of interaction mechanisms, and encourage deeper thinking about the granularity of interaction design. Participants will then play 2-3 rounds of the “IxDL Card Game” in groups to experience different gameplay and insights, solidifying their understanding of new concepts and paradigms in interaction design, and enhancing their perception, innovation, and efficiency in cross-platform interaction design practices.

Target Audience:

• Interaction designers, experience designers, product managers, front-end developers, human-computer interaction researchers, and students.

Participant Benefits:

• Gain a new perspective and way of thinking in interaction design.

• Learn new methods and tools for innovation in interaction mechanisms through the “IxDL Card Game.”

• Develop the ability to discover and create cross-platform interaction methods.

• Improve communication efficiency within design teams and between design and development teams.

Host: Luo Tao

Luo Tao is an assistant professor at the School of Innovation and Design, Southern University of Science and Technology. He is a recipient of the Guangdong “Zhujiang Talent Plan” for young talents and has received the university’s Teaching Excellence Award. As a practitioner, researcher, and educator in interaction design, he focuses on the fundamental logic, prototypes, and formal methods of describing interaction. Luo Tao graduated with a degree in Mathematics and Applied Mathematics from Sun Yat-sen University, and later obtained his master’s and doctoral degrees in Interaction Design from Kookmin University in Korea. He has served as an assistant professor at Kookmin University and as a UX Design Manager at SK Telecom, working on interaction design for smartphones, smartwatches, and in-car applications.

Luo Tao is the author of Interaction Design Language: The Art of Dialoguing with Everything and Universal Interaction Gesture Dictionary, which have been widely shared and praised on social networks like Xiaohongshu by interaction designers from many tech companies. Some of his work has been included in design standards of major firms. As the primary inventor of 16 invention patents across China, the U.S., and Korea, his innovations focus on interaction mechanism innovations across various platforms, including touch devices, physical interactions, and spatial computing. Since 2019, he and his students have applied for over 50 invention patents in both academic and corporate settings, based on interaction design languages and tools. He developed card games, editing tools, and prototyping tools based on this language, enhancing the efficiency of learning and application. At Southern University of Science and Technology, he teaches the undergraduate course “DS322 User Experience and Interaction”, leading students to apply for an average of three invention patents each semester. He has been invited to share and conduct training at renowned companies such as Huawei, NetEase, Microsoft, Lenovo, Midea, and Frog, further enhancing the innovation capabilities and efficiency of corporate designers in interaction design practices.

Workshop 2

Possibilities of Bio-HCI: Exploring Future Scenarios of Bio-HCI Innovation

Date and Time: Oct. 22nd, 9:00 am -12:00 pm

Location: Room 1108, Building C1, iPark SUSTech School of Design

Language: English/Chinese

Equipment Requirement: Laptop, Cellphone

With the development of science and technology, the integration of biology and human-computer interaction (HCI) has become an emerging and promising research direction, leading to the development of the new research direction of Bio-HCI. Bio-HCI uses innovative biotechnology, biosensors and biomaterials to redefine the relationship between humans, organisms, and computers through bio-design and examines ways in which such interaction experiences can be supported and enhanced. This workshop aims to provide participants with an open-ended discursive space to understand the basic concepts, trends, and cutting-edge cases of Bio-HCI. At the same time, the workshop will guide participants to experiment with these concepts in a design exercise to generate new interaction models and to discuss the future application scenarios and possibilities of Bio-HCI in order to promote the innovative application of Bio-HCI in different fields.

Target Audience:

• Design students, interaction designers, artists and HCI researchers with an interest in Bio-HCI topics

• Engineers and scientists with cross-disciplinary research and innovation interests

• Students with an interest in the Bio-HCI

Participant Benefits:

• Understand new research directions of human-computer interaction.

• Understand the development trends, application methods and tools/technologies of Bio-HCI (sensors, IoT etc).

• Enhance the design team’s ability to collaborate and communicate across disciplines.

• Inspire participants to think extensively about the future innovation and application scenarios of Bio-HCI.

• Experimental design Bio-HCI design concepts.

Christiane M. Herr is Professor and PhD supervisor as well as responsible person for education and Director of the BEng Industrial Design program at the School of Design, Southern University of Science and Technology. With a background in architecture and engineering, Christiane leads the Future Ecologies Research Group with a focus on the areas of cross-disciplinary ecological design, advanced façade technologies and digitally supported design. Christiane obtained a Dipl.-Ing. degree from the University of Kassel, an MArch and Ph.D. degrees from The University of Hong Kong and a second Dr.-Ing. degree from the University of Kassel. Before joining SUSTech, she held positions as Associate Professor at Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University and Shenzhen University and as Visiting Assistant Professor at National Cheng Kung University. Christiane was President of the Association for Computer-Aided Architectural Design Research in Asia (CAADRIA) for four years and is currently vice-chair of the Board of the CAADFutures Foundation. She is a member of the editorial boards of the Journal of Architectural Computing (IJAC), the journal Architectural Intelligence and the journal Sustainable Horizons. Herr has authored over 100 peer reviewed academic publications and has recently co-edited the book “Design Cybernetics: Navigating the New”, published in the Springer Design Research Foundations Series.

Workshop 3

Aging with Empathy: Fostering Cross-Generational Insights into the Aging Experience

Date and Time: Oct. 22nd, 9:00 am -12:00 pm

Location: Room 1009, Building C1, iPark SUSTech School of Design

Language: English/Chinese

Equipment Requirement: N/A

This workshop is designed to explore younger generations’ attitudes toward the elderly and to

foster empathy through a series of interactive activities. The session will begin with an

introduction overview, followed by experiential activities aimed at cultivating both physical and

emotional empathy for the elderly. Building on these insights, participants will engage in a

collaborative brainstorming session to identify key challenges in bridging generational

understanding. Finally, participants will break into smaller groups to develop innovative

strategies and potential technology-assisted solutions for addressing these challenges

effectively.

Target Audience:

• Design students and junior researchers with an interest in aging-related topics.

• Young volunteers and social workers with experience in elderly care, as well as

• practitioners in eldercare services.

• Young people with an interest in the aging society.

Participant Benefits:

• Participants will gain a deeper understanding of the physical and emotional challenges faced by the elderly through our experiential sessions. Also, by using the tools and methods provided, participants will learn to identify real challenges within the elder community and develop empathy-driven, context-appropriate, and potentially technology-assisted strategies to address these issues.

Mirna Zordan is an architect and a design instructor with a specific focus on data-driven spatial psychology and environment-behaviour performances in complex conditions. Her research replies to the SDGs agenda for good health and well-being and her current projects are centered on 1) psycho-physiological responses to high-density space complexities with a specific focus on stress levels, and 2) human-environment interactions for the aging society. She also has an active interest in exploring design responses for urban villages (Villages in the City) through increased dialogues among local communities and authorities, professional practices, scholars, and multidisciplinary experts. Professor ZORDAN received her BA and MA at IUAV The University of Venice together with her license for practicing Architecture. She holds a PhD from City University of Hong Kong awarded with the Hong Kong PhD Fellowship Scheme (HKPFS). After working as an architect in Sydney, she taught and was an invited lecturer in several international institutions including IUAV The University of Venice, Atelier Europe China IUAV/CAUP Tongji University, FAB Fabrica De Ciudad (Mexico City), City University of Hong Kong, The University of Hong Kong, and ARUP Hong Kong. She was also a research fellow in Venice funded by the European Social Funding Scheme replying to the National Industry Plan 4.0, Italy, with IUAV, RE-VEGA Group, The Science and Technology Park of Venice, Regione Veneto, and Universita’ Ca’ Foscari Venezia. Before joining SUSTech, she was working at The University of Hong Kong while being an active ambassador at the International Forum on Urbanism (IFoU). For more information, please see: https://www.mirnazordan.com

Wanlin Zhang, assistant Professor at the School of Design, Southern University of Science and Technology. She is a cross-disciplinary design researcher whose work focuses on culturally significant design, design for sustainability, and digital humanities. She holds a PhD in Design from Lancaster University, UK, and MA degree in Design Science from Hunan University, China, and BA in Industrial Design from Central South University, China. Her previous research contributes to Located Making project, which is a collaborative three-year project funded by the UK Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) Newton Fund. Also, she previously worked as Assistant to the Cultural Exchange project at Lancaster University. Her ongoing projects investigate how computing technologies and data-driven design approaches can facilitate innovation within cultural and creative fields. She has published almost 20 peer-reviewed articles, book chapters and conference papers, and these include The Design Journal, International Journal of Anthropology and Ethnology, IEEE, EAD conference, IASDR conference, and CUMULUS conference. She also serves as a reviewer for several leading international journals and conferences in culture and design fields. In addition, as a designer and design researcher, she was involved in several design projects and funded research projects, and she has research and commercial experience in user experience research, product development and project management. Her previous design works were awarded at the national, provincial, and municipal levels and were granted patents. More information can be found at https://resilientculturedesign.github.io/

Xueliang Li, assistant professor at the School of Design, Southern University of Science and Technology. His research interest lies in Human-computer Interaction (HCI), Human-robot Interaction (HRI), emotion-driven design, and design for mental wellbeing. His research takes on a Research-through-Design perspective, seeing design activities as a way of advancing our understanding of innovative applications of technologies in our everyday life and design practice. Through engaging in design practice and research, he aims to extend the boundaries of the intersections of design and other disciplines. Before joining the School of Design, he obtained his PhD from the Faculty of Industrial Design Engineering at Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands. For more information, please visit: https://www.hci-xgroup.com/

Workshop 4

Host: Ruowei Xiao