Yunxin(Alisa) Ding
I am a product designer with a background in industrial design. Currently, my research and project experience mainly focus on consumer electronics products. I am skilled at using user-centered design methods to understand user needs and generate creative product ideas. Apart from that, I also like to explore graphic design, interaction design, sound design, and even performances in my spare time. Engaging in these multidisciplinary activities keeps me energized and filled with inspiration.
However, my knowledge of engineering structures is somewhat weak due to my undergraduate emphasis on design methods and industrial design aesthetics. During this year’s course, I had the opportunity to apply cross-disciplinary knowledge gained from project practices, including materials, programming, manufacturing, ergonomics, and more, to understand how to design products from an engineer’s perspective. I believe this will positively impact my future product design career.
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Bedside Lamp For DSPS
My graduation project is a Circadian Rhythm Lamp using light therapy and ergonomic principles. It offers intelligent as well as interactive illumination before bedtime and in the morning to help adjust biological clocks affected by nighttime indoor light pollution and Delayed Sleep Phase Syndrome (DSPS). Users can activate a night light with a countdown timer by rotating the product 180 degrees. The light fades gradually as time passes until users fall asleep, and to turn the light on again, users need to rotate it several more times, increasing the difficulty for those who stay up late. In the morning, a natural light alarm will automatically turn on, facilitating the adjustment of their biological clock.
