Abstract
The purpose of this study is clarifying necessary conditions of effective eco-indications on domestic appliances that help use them ecologically. The necessary conditions for refrigerator were clarified in the last thesis.
This thesis examine whether the same conditions can be applicable to the other domestic appliances or not. For this examination, 2 high energy consumption domestic appliances, TV and AC (Air Conditioner), are selected and considered how users’ motivation and attitude change with/without eco-indications. It was confirmed that the necessity of careful selection of “IN PUT display” (visualizing a user’s activity) or “OUT PUT display” (visualizing the result of a user’s activity) by a user’s interest and characteristics of each appliance. The effect of quick feedback was confirmed again, too. On the other hand, it was revealed that the consideration for visibility, understandability and appropriate changes are necessary.
This thesis examine whether the same conditions can be applicable to the other domestic appliances or not. For this examination, 2 high energy consumption domestic appliances, TV and AC (Air Conditioner), are selected and considered how users’ motivation and attitude change with/without eco-indications. It was confirmed that the necessity of careful selection of “IN PUT display” (visualizing a user’s activity) or “OUT PUT display” (visualizing the result of a user’s activity) by a user’s interest and characteristics of each appliance. The effect of quick feedback was confirmed again, too. On the other hand, it was revealed that the consideration for visibility, understandability and appropriate changes are necessary.
Translated title of the contribution | A research and user evaluation about ecological indicator of home electric appliances: The study in expressive methods induce ecological using of home electric appliances(2) |
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Original language | Japanese |
Pages (from-to) | 59-64 |
Journal | デザイン学研究 |
Volume | 61 |
Issue number | 6 |
Publication status | Published - Mar 2015 |