Materials’ tactile testing and characterisation for consumer products’ affective packaging design
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Brian Henson | Cathy Barnes | Tom Childs | Xiaojuan Chen | F. Shao | Xiaojuan Chen | C. Barnes | B. Henson | Tom Childs | F. Shao
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