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一种面向真实性表示的虚拟陶创作系统设计方法:Kano,QFD和FAST方法的整合

Hong Li^1,2, JiFeng Shen¹, Tao Xue¹

¹Faculty of Humanities and Arts, Macau University of Science and Technology, Avenida Wai Long, Taipa, 999078, Macau, China.

Scientific reports

|November 4, 2025

概括

这项研究通过整合用户需求分析和设计优化来增强虚拟陶制造系统. 它优先考虑多感官体验,教学辅助和文化背景,以改善数字手工艺开发和用户参与.

科学领域:

数字人文学科数字人文学科
虚拟现实虚拟现实虚拟现实
工艺研究工艺研究

背景情况:

虚拟现实 (VR) 的进步正在推动传统工艺品的数字化转型.
现有的虚拟陶系统缺乏真正的手工艺和文化背景复制.
在模拟核心陶创作元素时,除了表面外观之外,存在差距.

研究的目的:

为虚拟陶制造系统的用户需求分析和设计优化提出一个系统的方法.
解决当前虚拟陶系统在真实性和文化深度方面的局限性.
为开发先进的数字陶工艺平台提供理论基础.

主要方法:

用户需求识别的KJ方法 (11个类别,36个要求).
要求优先级的Kano模型.
功能分解和框架构造的FAST方法.
质量功能部署 (QFD) 用于识别关键质量特征.

主要成果:

确定了五个关键的质量特征:内容创作,教学辅助,虚拟助理,UI操作和多感官体验.
分析了物质性,行为,情感和社交性的设计要求.
优先考虑多感官沉浸,技能获取支持,文化内容和社会互动.

结论:

该研究为虚拟陶系统开发提供了一个系统的方法.
这些发现有助于推进数字陶工艺和增强用户体验.
拟议的框架支持真实复制陶工艺过程和文化背景.

关键词:

真实性真实性真实性很快,非常快,非常快.通过KJ方法.卡诺模式卡诺模式在QFD中使用QFD.系统设计方法论系统设计方法论虚拟陶是一种虚拟的陶.

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