Ripple:
Sexperience Has No Limit
2018-2019
design by Zoe Huang, Rising Lai, Chia-Ning Hsu
大同大學工業設計學系第108級畢業製作
mentor: Wen-Yuan Lee, Ruey-Jin Wong
photographer: Chien-Yu Liu, Shou-Zhi Wu
model: Tzu-Hsuan Yu
special thanks to: 手天使
🏆 2019 Finalist, International Design Excellence Awards (IDEA)_USA
2019 Dezeen's Top 10 Graduate Design Projects, Dezeen_UK
2019 整合解決問題獎, 後浪賞_Taiwan
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︎︎︎ designboom
︎︎︎ dezeen
︎︎︎ THE Sun
︎︎︎ DAILY STAR
︎︎︎ METRO
大同大學工業設計學系第108級畢業製作
mentor: Wen-Yuan Lee, Ruey-Jin Wong
photographer: Chien-Yu Liu, Shou-Zhi Wu
model: Tzu-Hsuan Yu
special thanks to: 手天使
🏆 2019 Finalist, International Design Excellence Awards (IDEA)_USA
2019 Dezeen's Top 10 Graduate Design Projects, Dezeen_UK
2019 整合解決問題獎, 後浪賞_Taiwan
📰
︎︎︎ designboom
︎︎︎ dezeen
︎︎︎ THE Sun
︎︎︎ DAILY STAR
︎︎︎ METRO
Sexperience should has no limit.
To the disabled, the right to fulfill their sexual need had been ignored and considered as taboo in some regions. We take the sexual right of the disabled like the normal people and want to make the disabled suffice their need mentally and physically through product design.
‘Ripple’ focuses on multiple dimensions of tactile, visual, auditory and olfactory stimuli. The design provides the tactility on various areas of human body, the scent of pheromone, the rhythm of sound and light. ‘Ripple’ can successfully create the immersive ambience to meet the sexual need of the disabled.
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To the disabled, the right to fulfill their sexual need had been ignored and considered as taboo in some regions. We take the sexual right of the disabled like the normal people and want to make the disabled suffice their need mentally and physically through product design.
‘Ripple’ focuses on multiple dimensions of tactile, visual, auditory and olfactory stimuli. The design provides the tactility on various areas of human body, the scent of pheromone, the rhythm of sound and light. ‘Ripple’ can successfully create the immersive ambience to meet the sexual need of the disabled.
︎︎︎ read more about research