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Journal of Mechanical Engineering ›› 2023, Vol. 59 ›› Issue (11): 31-42.doi: 10.3901/JME.2023.11.031

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Cognition Philosophy Logic and Design Evaluation of Intelligent Interaction

XU Jiang, SUN Gang, XU Jingyu, SU Pujie, MIAO Qiyang   

  1. College of Design and Innovation, Tongji University, Shanghai 200092
  • Received:2022-08-22 Revised:2022-12-30 Online:2023-06-05 Published:2023-07-19

Abstract: Intelligent technology, products and system are becoming increasingly important in industry and life, which reshapes the way people perceive and reform the world. Based on the perspective of cognition philosophy and technology phenomenology, the complex interaction between human beings and intelligent objects is analyzed. The philosophy logic approach from paradigm of computer and representation to embodied cognition is explored. Combing with the technological mediation theory which describes the embodiment, hermeneutic, background and alterity relationship of “Human-Technology-World”, the intelligent field structure and interaction model which describes “Human-Intelligent Artifacts-Context” is established, and the embodied, embedded, extended and generative cognitive theories contained in typical human-intelligent artifacts interaction situation are analyzed. Intelligent interaction design elements are extracted to build a multidimensional index system from the philosophical perspectives of “embodied cognition, function realization and situation value”. Wearable intelligent artifacts are taken as an example, and the importance of design index is evaluated based on fuzzy comprehensive analysis. The construction of interaction field model with the body as the core, intelligent objects as the intermediary, and gradually extended to the environment, provides internal cognitive philosophical logic support for the development of new intelligent interaction design and evaluation methods in the era of artificial intelligence.

Key words: intelligent interaction, philosophy of cognition, technical design, field model, design evaluation

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