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        <article-title>A Study on the Expression of Emotions using Lights in Apparel Types</article-title>
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        <contrib contrib-type="author">
          <string-name>YongSoon Choi</string-name>
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        <contrib contrib-type="author">
          <string-name>JuYong Kim</string-name>
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        <contrib contrib-type="author">
          <string-name>JaeKi Kyoun</string-name>
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        </contrib>
        <contrib contrib-type="author">
          <string-name>Duk Hyun</string-name>
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        <contrib contrib-type="author">
          <string-name>Jihong Jeung</string-name>
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          <institution>Interaction Design, Graduate school of Techno Design, Kookmin University</institution>
          ,
          <country country="KR">KOREA</country>
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          <label>1</label>
          <institution>Language</institution>
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          <addr-line>User-centered design</addr-line>
        </aff>
        <aff id="aff2">
          <label>2</label>
          <institution>Silhouette</institution>
          ,
          <addr-line>Accessories, Blink(rhythm), Sort, Speed, Textile. Coordination, etc Throw Method, Position , Strength, Pattern.</addr-line>
          <institution>, etc Table 1. Comparison of elements of visual language of clothes and light</institution>
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      <pub-date>
        <year>2007</year>
      </pub-date>
      <abstract>
        <p>- When types of communication between people are observed, one can see that communication not only consist of words but also, contextual communication consist of facial expressions and body gestures. In this study, elements that need to be considered when using light in clothes in order to express the thoughts and various emotions of the wearer and surrounding people and to design contextual interaction rather than simply for visual effects, are examined. Clothes and light are central visual elements therefore, the relationship between perception of objects through sight and emotions are examined, elements of visual language of cloths and light are examined through documentary record, elements of visual language such as shape, color, and texture of light and clothes that influence each other are classified as well as unique elements of visual elements of light such as blink speed and blink pattern, and terms that are related to the psychological effects of these elements are extracted. Based on this, using the 8 most representative human emotions which includes happiness, excitement, anger, hatred, sadness, shock, fear, and shame as standards of design, interaction design elements using clothes and light for expression of each emotion are organized in a matrix.</p>
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      <p>
        I. INTRODUCTION
WPC Technology, is closely linked to not only to computer
earable computer, the core field of the next generation
technology but also to machine, physics, apparel, material,
design, sensibility engineering, and psychology, and it [
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significantly influences the users reception of technology from
the aspect of stability, comfort, fashion, and design in addition
to system performance or technical aspects from direct wear of
various functions.[
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        ] Therefore, for advancement of wearable
computers, in addition to behavioral and psychological
understanding of the user and technical for functional approach
of apparel, approach in clothes design and psychological
effects of clothing are also needed.
      </p>
      <p>When communicational behaviors of people are observed,
they do not take place only through text of language.
Oftentimes, people communicate more information and
emotions they could not express through word using their facial
expressions, body language, and actions thereby giving
communication vitality and diversity.</p>
      <p>
        Also in apparel, people have used clothes as a form of
communication for expressing their individuality, emotions,
status, social position, and information surrounding their
circumstances.[
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        ]
      </p>
      <p>Recently, as can be seen in wearable computing concept
products, smart wear concept products and various studies,
development of various smart fabrics and related technologies
made possible use of electric equipment and materials in
clothes. As a result, it became possible to see cases in which
light is used in clothes for visual expression.</p>
      <p>This study is one pertaining to interaction for exchanging
people’s emotions or information between the wearer and
surrounding people using light in clothes.</p>
      <p>II. VISUAL PERCEPTION PROCESS AND PSYCHOLOGICAL</p>
      <p>EFFECT</p>
      <p>
        Clothes and light both can be said to be subjects of center of
perception. When the process of visually perceiving objects
and shapes is observed, light reflected from objects are
recognized by eyes, and this information is transmitted to the
brain from optic nerves and goes through the process of
perceiving objects and their color. From the psychological
aspect, it can be said that objects are felt rather than simply
seen.[
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        ]
III. PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECT BASED ON CLOTHES AND LIGHT
A. Mutually complementary visual language of clothes and
light ( Shapes, Colors, Textures)
      </p>
      <p>The shapes of cloth , colors of cloth, and textures of cloth
are influenced by shapes of light, colors of light , and textures
of light. we researched the elements of visual language of
cloths and light are examined through documentary record to
know the visual elements of clothes and light.</p>
      <p>Emotion Color Brightness Chroma
Feeling Warm Color Bright luminosity – High chroma
-Stimulating brightens mood Strong feel
Cold Color - Dim luminosity – makes Low chroma –</p>
      <p>Calming melancholy peaceful feel
Attention Cold colors attract Dramatic light and shade High chroma attracts
more attention – attracts eyes (more attention better than
than warm colors effective with greater low chroma</p>
      <p>contrast in colors)
Size Warm colors Bright luminosity – High chroma expands
expand shapes, increase size (stronger objects,
cold colors shrink color contrast with Low chroma – same
shapes surrounding colors is size</p>
      <p>more effective)
Distance Warm color Bright luminosity – pulls High chroma –
extrudes objects back objects Shortens distance,
Cold colors pulls Dim luminosity – Low Chroma –
back objects extrudes color (Extruding lengthens distance
effect more effective with
greater contrast in light
and shade)
Out-Line Contrast in color and
shade is an effective
method for stressing
contours.</p>
      <p>Warm colors make Contrast chroma
contours light and emphasizes contours
soft than cold
colors and
contrasting colors
make contours
more vivid than
similar colors
Table 2. Example of Psychological Influence Language Based on</p>
      <p>Color Attributes
B. Characteristic Visual Language of Light</p>
      <p>Lights sorts and lights expressions (Blink Speed &amp; Blink
Rhythm and so on) are characteristic visual languages.</p>
      <p>IV. EXPRESSION OF EMOTIONS USING LIGHT IN CLOTHING
Anger,
Annoying</p>
      <p>
        The types of emotions and information for expression using
light in clothing are diverse and are difficult to classify
objectively. In this study, among the various forms of human
emotions, those that are most fundamental were extracted and
by integrating various studies, they were classified into 8
emotions that include happiness, excitement, anger, hatred,
sadness, shock, fear, and shame.[
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        ] Language pertaining to
each emotion and forms of expression (mutually
complementary visual language elements of clothing and light
and characteristic elements of visual language of light) were
mapped and were organized in a matrix of expression of
emotion using light in clothing.
      </p>
      <p>Object Expression
Emotion&amp; Color Scheme &amp; Property Texture</p>
      <p>Willing
Joyful, Happy</p>
      <p>This study is a base study for studies pertaining to interaction
methods for delivering emotions and information between
wearers of clothes that use light and surrounding people. In
order to express emotions using light in clothing, elements of
mutually complementary visual elements between clothing and
light which include elements of shape, color, and texture were
extracted as well as elements of characteristic source of light
and method of expression of light (speed, rhythm and so on),
and also extracted psychological language and expression
method for each element.</p>
      <p>Based on this, a matrix for expression of emotions using light
in clothing was organized, and in the future, through scenarios
of use and ideation, interactions using light in clothing will be
designed and a selection among these will be made to produce a
concept design of interaction that uses light in clothing.</p>
      <p>As mentioned earlier, formation of human emotions are
based on individual experience, learning, and culture, and
factors of formation are also difficult to typecast. And elements
of consideration for expression of emotions that could not be
addressed in this study are areas that will need to be studied and
supplemented. For that, in future studies, when light is used in
clothing, additional elements that have psychological effects
need to be identified, and through user evaluation, emotion
expression matrix using light in clothing needs to be
supplemented, and also, studies pertaining to direct expression
through symbols or text using light also need to be conducted.</p>
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