Industrial Design

ndustrial Design (Industrial Design), referred to as ID. The design of industrial products on the basis of engineering, aesthetics and economics.
Industrial design into product design, environmental design, communication design, design management 4 categories; including design, mechanical design, circuit design, costume design, environmental planning, interior design, architectural design, UI design, graphic design, packaging design, advertising design, animation design, display design, website design etc.. Industrial design, also known as industrial product design, industrial design related to psychology, sociology, aesthetics, ergonomics, mechanical structure, photography, color, etc.. Industrial design and industrial division of labor brought about by the industrial design, and other arts, production activities, craft production, etc. are significantly different, it is a variety of disciplines, technology and aesthetic concept of the cross product.
Generalized concept
Generalized industrial design (Generalized Industrial Design)
Refers to a series of actions that are intended to achieve a specific purpose, from conception to the establishment of a practical implementation plan, and with a clear means. It contains all the design process of using modern means of production and service.
Narrow sense concept
Narrow industrial design (Narrow lndustrial Design)
Refers to the product design, that is, the relationship between the human and the nature of the demand for the production of equipment and tools. Including the design of physical equipment such as tools, equipment and products needed to maintain and develop life and life. The core of product design is that the product has a good affinity with the user's body and heart.
The definition of narrow industrial design is consistent with the definition of traditional industrial design. Since industrial design has always been based on product design, product design is often referred to as industrial design.