Abstract
This topic provides an overview of the research content in terms of background status, purpose, significance, etc., and analyzes the characteristics and needs of the elderly and the old toys on the current market. The literature research method and semantic difference method are used to further analyze the old toys. The causes and effects of user psychology and task design are studied to provide directions and ideas for toy design for the elderly in the future.
Highlights
With the development and progress of science and technology, China's social demographic structure is currently showing an aging state
The elderly have more free time after retirement and less family companionship, which undoubtedly enhances the degree of emotional loss of the elderly
Foreign countries are older than China in toy design research, and are relatively mature in theoretical research and technical guidance
Summary
With the development and progress of science and technology, China's social demographic structure is currently showing an aging state. The advent of the information age has made products more intelligent, but the complexity of the interface and the diversification of functions have caused great emotional loss for the elderly. The research and development of elderly products in China are currently concentrated in health care and medical products. The design and research of elderly toys are still in the early stages, and there are few products available for the elderly to choose from on the market. The methods used in this subject are the literature research method and the semantic difference method. The semantic difference method mainly converts the old people's perception of toys into perceptual evaluation data through perceptual evaluation, and studies the relationship between the perception and design needs through quantitative analysis
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