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AURAMIST

Department of Industrial Design, National Taipei University of Technology

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AURAMIST – Sensory Lightscape is an outdoor lighting design inspired by the Eastern Five Elements philosophy—Metal, Wood, Water, Fire, and Earth. It creates a new form of low-tech social interaction through a fusion of light and scent. Each element corresponds to a distinct emotional state and atmosphere; for example, Wood symbolizes growth and Fire conveys passion, allowing users to express inner feelings nonverbally and intuitively.
Materials such as coconut shell, wood, and organic acrylic highlight environmental awareness and harmony with nature. The modular design enhances flexibility for outdoor use, making it suitable for camping, meditation, or gatherings, and supporting both tranquil and interactive experiences.
AURAMIST is more than a lighting tool—it is a design practice that encourages urban users to reconnect with others and the natural world. By engaging both sight and smell, it fosters empathy, relaxation, and meaningful communication.

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Bathing Aid for Elderly Living Alone

Department of Industrial Design, National Yunlin University of Science and Technology

The bath chair features a front-positioned backrest, allowing elderly users to naturally hold onto it without excessive bending, making sitting down easier. The chest support provides comfortable reinforcement, reducing fatigue. By placing the backrest at the front, users can hold onto it naturally while sitting down, eliminating the need to bend their waist and enabling a smooth transition onto the chair. This design improves the safety and comfort of traditional bath chairs during the seating process. Conventional bath chairs require users to hold onto the armrests and rotate their body to sit, but elderly individuals may slip on wet floors or misjudge the seat position, increasing the risk of falling.

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