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[2025] Hwang, S. Y., Kim, J., & Pak, K. (2025). Visual Similarity Assessment for Product Aesthetic Properties Using Single Reference Training. IEEE Access, 13, 134864–134882. https://doi.org/10.1109/ACCESS.2025.3594058
Topic: Visual Similarity Assessment for Product Aesthetic Properties Using Single Reference TrainingThis study begins with the recognition that aesthetic evaluation of products traditionally requires large amounts of labeled preference data, which limits scalability and cost efficiency. To address this issue, the research team proposed a new method called single reference training, which enables the evaluation of aesthetic attributes without extensive labeling across many products. In this appro
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[2025] Hwang, S. Y., Kim, J., & Pak, K. (2025). Visual Similarity Assessment for Product Aesthetic Properties Using Single Reference Training. IEEE Access, 13, 134864–134882. https://doi.org/10.1109/ACCESS.2025.3594058
Topic: Visual Similarity Assessment for Product Aesthetic Properties Using Single Reference TrainingThis study begins with the recognition that aesthetic evaluation of products traditionally requires large amounts of labeled preference data, which limits scalability and cost efficiency. To address this issue, the research team proposed a new method called single reference training, which enables the evaluation of aesthetic attributes without extensive labeling across many products. In this appro
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[2026] Lee, J., Cho, K., Shin, S., Yoo, C., & Pak, K. Integrating Generative AI into the Conceptual Design Process: A Case Study of Hydrogen-Powered Water Mobility
 This study examines how integrating generative AI into the early stages of conceptual design changes ideation and visualization, and what is required for AI-generated outcomes to evolve into a feasible, coherent final design, using a hydrogen-powered water mobility system (Han River public water transport) as a case study. The authors first investigate the context of Han River water transit—its environment and infrastructure—along with domestic and international 사례 of water buses and ferries, a
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[2025] Lee, E., Song, H., Cha, J., Cho, K., & Pak, K. (2025). Analysis of Variable Sit-to-Stand Assist Chair. In Proceedings of the 22nd Congress of the International Ergonomics Association, Volume 3
Topic: Analysis of Variable Sit-to-Stand Assist Chair  This study addresses the growing problem of lumbar diseases, which are increasing each year due to aging, lifestyle factors, accidents, and pregnancy, and focuses on the design and analysis of a new assistive chair to aid the Sit-to-Stand (STS) movement. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), 619 million people worldwide suffered from lower back pain in 2020, and the number is projected to reach 843 million by 2050. Lower back pai
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[2025] Song, Y., Sa, J., Cha, J., Kim, J., & Pak, K. (2025). Research on a Water-Drawing Robot Using Appropriate Technology: Focusing on Interaction Methods and User Experience. In Proceedings of the 22nd Congress of the International Ergonomics Associ
Topic: Research on a Water-Drawing Robot Using Appropriate Technology: Focusing on Interaction Methods and User Experience This study explores how appropriate technology, rather than advanced and complex systems, can enrich human-robot interaction and enhance user experience. While much research in robotics has focused on industrial efficiency or the humanoid form as an ideal model, such implementations remain technically difficult and limited in replacing human roles. Against this backdrop, the
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[2025] [DRS Digital Library] Choi, S., Hwang, S. Y., Kim, J., & Pak, K. (2025). Interaction Augmentation: Deepening User Experience to Build Placeness. In Proceedings of IASDR 2025: Design Next, Taipei, Taiwan. To be published in the IASDR 2025 Online Proceedin
Topic: Interaction Augmentation: Deepening User Experience to Build PlacenessThis study aims to investigate how product interaction extends beyond mere functional use to connect with spatial contexts, thereby influencing users’ memories and emotional attachment to particular places. Previous research has highlighted that the relationship between people and places—namely, placeness and place attachment—is closely related to human behavioral intentions. However, the specific pathways through which
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[2025] [DRS Digital Library] Pak, H., & Pak, K. (2025). The Integrated Warning Experience (IWE): A Theoretical Framework for Visual Warning Design Based on Biological Warning Signs. In *Proceedings of IASDR 2025: Design Next*, Taipei, Taiwan. To be published in
Topic: The Integrated Warning Experience(IWE) A Theoretical Framework for Visual Warning Design Based on Biological Warning SignsThis study proposes the Integrated Warning Experience (IWE) as a new theoretical framework for visual warning design inspired by biological warning signs. Conventional warning systems emphasize conspicuity—using high chromatic contrast, brightness, and geometric shapes to attract attention. However, such approaches often fail to support accurate interpretation and appr
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Lee, J., Cho, K., Shin, S., Yoo, C., & Pak, K. Integrating Generative AI into the Conceptual Design Process: A Case Study of Hydrogen-Powered Water Mobility
 This study examines how integrating generative AI into the early stages of conceptual design changes ideation and visualization, and what is required for AI-generated outcomes to evolve into a feasible, coherent final design, using a hydrogen-powered water mobility system (Han River public water transport) as a case study. The authors first investigate the context of Han River water transit—its environment and infrastructure—along with domestic and international 사례 of water buses and ferries, a
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Lee, E., Song, H., Cha, J., Cho, K., & Pak, K. (2025). Analysis of Variable Sit-to-Stand Assist Chair. In Proceedings of the 22nd Congress of the International Ergonomics Association, Volume 3
Topic: Analysis of Variable Sit-to-Stand Assist Chair  This study addresses the growing problem of lumbar diseases, which are increasing each year due to aging, lifestyle factors, accidents, and pregnancy, and focuses on the design and analysis of a new assistive chair to aid the Sit-to-Stand (STS) movement. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), 619 million people worldwide suffered from lower back pain in 2020, and the number is projected to reach 843 million by 2050. Lower back pai
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Song, Y., Sa, J., Cha, J., Kim, J., & Pak, K. (2025). Research on a Water-Drawing Robot Using Appropriate Technology: Focusing on Interaction Methods and User Experience. In Proceedings of the 22nd Congress of the International Ergonomics Associ
Topic: Research on a Water-Drawing Robot Using Appropriate Technology: Focusing on Interaction Methods and User Experience This study explores how appropriate technology, rather than advanced and complex systems, can enrich human-robot interaction and enhance user experience. While much research in robotics has focused on industrial efficiency or the humanoid form as an ideal model, such implementations remain technically difficult and limited in replacing human roles. Against this backdrop, the
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[DRS Digital Library] Choi, S., Hwang, S. Y., Kim, J., & Pak, K. (2025). Interaction Augmentation: Deepening User Experience to Build Placeness. In Proceedings of IASDR 2025: Design Next, Taipei, Taiwan. To be published in the IASDR 2025 Online Proceedin
Topic: Interaction Augmentation: Deepening User Experience to Build PlacenessThis study aims to investigate how product interaction extends beyond mere functional use to connect with spatial contexts, thereby influencing users’ memories and emotional attachment to particular places. Previous research has highlighted that the relationship between people and places—namely, placeness and place attachment—is closely related to human behavioral intentions. However, the specific pathways through which
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[DRS Digital Library] Pak, H., & Pak, K. (2025). The Integrated Warning Experience (IWE): A Theoretical Framework for Visual Warning Design Based on Biological Warning Signs. In *Proceedings of IASDR 2025: Design Next*, Taipei, Taiwan. To be published in
Topic: The Integrated Warning Experience(IWE) A Theoretical Framework for Visual Warning Design Based on Biological Warning SignsThis study proposes the Integrated Warning Experience (IWE) as a new theoretical framework for visual warning design inspired by biological warning signs. Conventional warning systems emphasize conspicuity—using high chromatic contrast, brightness, and geometric shapes to attract attention. However, such approaches often fail to support accurate interpretation and appr
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