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international conference of design, user experience, and usability | 2011

Clarification of Kansei Elements of Attractiveness Related to Usability for Long Term Mobile Phone Users

Hiroaki Kiso; Nanae Kashiwase; Keiko Kasamatsu; Misako Yamagishi; Hideo Jingu; Shin’ichi Fukuzumi

Recently, in the IT products area, it has become difficult to distinguish among products by function. Usability is one of the most important user requirements for products. And we assume that the other important factor related to distinctiveness among products is Kansei (human sensibility). One of the elements for usability from the viewpoint of Kansei is attractiveness. IT product manufacturers need to consider the user’s Kansei when developing products. By clarifying the mechanism involved in Kansei and by developing a quantitative Kansei element evaluation method, we will be able to develop attractive IT products continuously. We targeted long term users, and we ran a subjective evaluation experiment for attractiveness related to usability including a questionnaire concerning the factors that influenced the judgment of the evaluation and we clarified some of the elements of human interface that influenced Kansei elements of attractiveness related to usability. The results indicate that when people use mobile phones considering accessibility to some function, they feel “kinetic”, “dynamic”, and “refreshing” and when they use mobile phones considering errors when sending an e-mail or making a call, they feel “three dimensional”, “impressive”, “surprising”, “epoch-making”, and “natural” and want to use them. The results also indicate that when they use mobile phones considering ease of inputting text, they feel “good operability”, “hard to make an error”, “controllable as one likes”, “stress-free”, and “want to keep using”.


international conference of design, user experience, and usability | 2011

Comparisons on Kansei Factors of Attractiveness between Initial and Long Term Use of Mobile Phone

Nanae Kashiwase; Keiko Kasamatsu; Hiroaki Kiso; Shin’ichi Fukuzumi; Misako Yamagishi; Hideo Jingu

Many information devices have high performance and functionality by the progress of information and technology and have made lives of people more convenient. Although high functionality is a cause of the attractiveness, it is difficult to satisfy the user only by this. Therefore, the purpose on this research was the comparisons on Kansei factors of attractiveness between initial and long term use of mobile phone. As the results, the four factors which are operability factor, motivation factor, familiarity factor, and accuracy factor were extracted as elements of the attractiveness on initial use. Moreover, the two factors, activeness factor and affinity factor were extracted as elements of the attractiveness on long term use. Therefore, it was suggested that the criteria which evaluate the products change as follows. It evaluates to the detail on initial use, and it evaluates it through the whole on long term use.


international conference of design, user experience, and usability | 2011

Proposal for Indices to Assess Attractiveness on Initial Use of Mobile Phones

Misako Yamagishi; Hideo Jingu; Keiko Kasamatsu; Hiroaki Kiso; Shin'ichi Fukuzumi

It is necessary to determine the attractiveness level of using mobile phone to ensure user satisfaction. This study measured physiological indices of attractiveness during participants’ initial use of a mobile phone. As physiological indices which concern autonomic nervous system activity, nasal skin temperature, pupil diameter, electroencephalography, blinking, and electrocardiography are listed. These indices were selected because preceding studies have suggested “safety and relaxing” and “feelings induced by desire and interest” as factors related to the attractiveness of mobile phones. The results obtained in these experiments that a device’s attractiveness to users can be evaluated using physiological indices. Thus, the present study showed basic perspectives related to attractiveness from the point of physiological response.


Archive | 2009

Lighting system and lighting method

Chiho Kubo; Masanori Nagata; Kunihiro Nokura; Misako Yamagishi; Kazuo Yamaha; 千穂 久保; 未沙子 山岸; 和夫 山羽; 雅典 永田; 邦裕 野倉


international conference on human interface and management of information | 2013

Physiological responses and kansei evaluation on awareness

Keiko Kasamatsu; Hiroaki Kiso; Misako Yamagishi; Hideo Jingu; Shin’ichi Fukuzumi


computational color imaging workshop | 2013

Considerations of the Affective Factors for Appreciating a Printed-Color Picture

Misako Yamagishi; Chiho Kubo; Kazuo Yamaba


Journal of The Illuminating Engineering Institute of Japan | 2013

Readability of Colored Text Under LED lighting and Fluorescent Lighting

Chiho Kubo; Misako Yamagishi; Miyoshi Ayama; Kazuo Yamaba


Transactions of Japan Society of Kansei Engineering | 2012

Investigation of Lighting Condition for Elderly People Focused on Appearance of Objects

Misako Yamagishi; Chiho Kubo; Kazuo Yamaba


Transactions of Japan Society of Kansei Engineering | 2012

A Proposal for Training Method on Color Discrimination in Value

Misako Yamagishi; Fumiya Sano; Sumio Nakamura


Ieej Transactions on Fundamentals and Materials | 2010

Studying Light Color using White LED Lighting

Misako Yamagishi; Kazuo Yamaba; Manori Nagata; Chiho Kubo; Kunihiro Nokura

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Kazuo Yamaba

Nihon Fukushi University

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Hideo Jingu

Kanazawa Institute of Technology

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Keiko Kasamatsu

Tokyo Metropolitan University

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Nanae Kashiwase

Tokyo Metropolitan University

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Fumiya Sano

Kanazawa Institute of Technology

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Sumio Nakamura

Kanazawa Institute of Technology

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