譬喻於互動產品設計之應用

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This document discusses using umbrellas to promote social interaction as an example of applying tangible product design. It references several works on tangible and ambient user interfaces, context-aware computing, and interaction design. The document aims to explore how designing products like the Ambient Umbrella and Orb can foster social rituals and interactions between people.

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