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2010
A machine for processing and / or packaging of articles and methods for modifying a transport path of this machine

The present invention relates to a machine (8) for processing and / or packaging of articles with a substantially horizontal transport path (10) for conveying articles, containers and / or packaging units (a first horizontal conveyor (14) with at least one means of transport 15 ) comprises a first mode of operation, which is capable of producing at least one further operating mode by a further horizontal conveyor (24) having at least a different (first transport means 15) the second transport means (25) interchangeably. The invention further relates to a method for modifying a transport path (10) of a machine (8) for processing and / or packaging of articles, horizontally on the transport path for the articles, containers and / or packaging substantially (10) by means of a first horizontal conveyor ( 14) are transported with at least one transport means (15) in a first operating mode, at least one further operating mode (by replacing the first horizontal conveyor (14) against a further horizontal conveyor 24) (with at least one (for the first transport means 15) different second transport means 25 ) will be produced.

2015 - ICM 2015
Navigation Mode Study of Mobile Application Based On Eye Tracking Technology

Instances in this paper summarize six basic interface navigation modes of mobile application interfaces, analyze these six interface navigation modes' scenarios and features from information display and interactive operation, and most of the mobile phone interface structures base on and derive from them to a certain extent. In order to explore the visual browsing and searching rule of eye movement about different interface navigation modes, this study measured and recorded data by using eye tracking system. This paper adopted qualitative and quantitative research methods for searching visual browsing differences of interface navigation modes and the research result can be applied to design practice.

2012
Study of Packaging Solutions Assessment Model Based on Multilevel Grey Evaluation Method

A packaging solutions assessment model of was built based on multilevel grey evaluation method in response to diversification of packaging solutions.Firstly,sample matrixes were established according to the evaluation indexes and their weights;then the evaluation coefficient was calculated to get the evaluation matrix;lastly,all alternative schemes were sequenced according to the comprehensive evaluation.By using this model,the assessment process was quantized,and the assessment was made easier to be manipulated.The results of the comprehensive evaluation are objective and scientific.The model can be widely used in assessment of packaging solution.

2005 - Packaging Engineering
Packaging systematic engineering

This work begins with the connotation of packaging engineering and system engineering by describing the new idea of packaging systematic engineering.Then,it elaborates two hot issues.One is the recycling economy in the packaging industry based upon the systemization of packaging and environment.The other is the Complete Packaging Solutions offered by packaging industry to customer.

2021 - Wirel. Commun. Mob. Comput.
Design of Children's Product Packaging Preference Based on Big Data Machine Learning

Children’s product packaging is also gaining more and more attention from the society as the hope of the future of the homeland and the most interested groups of the society. However, the current packaging design for children’s products is uneven and lacks a good user experience. Therefore, the packaging design of children’s products needs to be improved urgently. Therefore, this article uses big data and machine learning technology to first investigate the packaging preferences of children’s products, and on this basis, designs a product packaging style that is more in line with the current children’s preferences and needs, which provides a reference for subsequent related research. In order to find out the preference of children’s product packaging under big data machine learning, this article uses the literature method, questionnaire survey method, interview method, experimental method, and other research methods to conduct research on the basis of previous research. The results of the study show that the packaging preferences of children and parents for children’s products are mainly affected by the color, type, and material. Children’s products of different colors have different attractiveness to children of different ages, and the difference can reach more than 20%. Parents’ children’s products are mainly affected by the materials and uses of the products, and products that are useful for children’s education and growth are more favored by parents. This shows that if companies want to increase the sales of children’s products, they need to consider the ideas of children and parents at the same time to achieve their goals.

2013 - Journal of West Anhui University
To Discuss the Regionalism of Modern Product Packaging

There are many products with different packaging in the markets,some of the products are beautifully packed and excess luxury,and others are manufactured in a rough way without an aesthetic value.Therefore,to put regional concept into product packaging,to use the regional characteristic,to refine the elements of folk art,and to apply them to package design,to complement with the cultural heritage of the product itself mutually and have a deepening and prominent effect.It can make the product packaging reflect the value of art and culture as well as social value.

2015
Behavioral Pattern Modeling of Human-Human Interaction for Teaching Restaurant Service Robots

In this paper, we consider the problem of making restaurantserving robots to learn more about the human and to plan and act more interactively. To resolve this problem, it is inevitable to understand what situation the customer is in. In order to understand the customer’s situation automatically, we suggest sensing the behavioral signal of the customer and using the data to predict the customer’s situation. Here, we propose a machine learning algorithm for modeling the customer’s behavioral pattern while having dinner. First of all, we collect the behavioral data from customer using two kinds of wearable devices, an eye tracker and a watch type EDA device, while having dinner. Furthermore we show a novel algorithm which can analyze the data efficiently and extract the individual behavioral patterns. The suggested model has a hierarchical structure: the bottom layer combines the multi-modal behavioral data based on causal structure of the data and extracts the feature vector. Using the extracted feature vectors, the upper layer predicts the customer’s situations based on the temporal correlation between feature vectors. Experimental results show that the suggested model can analyze the behavioral data efficiently and predict the current situation of the customer.

2017
Giant Sequoia: an extraordinary case study involving Carbopol® gel

The attached file is the final accepted manuscript version of a presentation given at Gels in Conservation conference, London 16 - 18 October 2017. The link is to the video of the presentation and the published version is available in the printed proceedings. The photographs appear here by courtesy of the authors.

1996 - Microelectronics International
Minimal Size Packaging Solutions: A Comparison

Known good die, flip chip and chip scale packages are technologies that offer various advantages to the board manufacturer. A discussion of the different types of package options, their methods of assembly, test and performance comparisons can help to resolve the general direction a manufacturer might pursue for next generation systems. This paper attempts to give a perspective as well as highlighting the areas of concern with the different options.

2013
Thinking of the Introduction of Green Concept in Packaging Design

Based on the understanding of the concept of green packaging design,it analyzed the importance and development trend of product green packaging design concept in modern design,elaborated the necessity of modern commodity packaging design introduced into the green design concept,put forward various ideas for the shape,material,color graphic of product packaging based on the green design concept,in order to achieve the perfect fit between the product packaging design with novel and unique and the environmental protection.

2016
Lipid Degradation of Cod Liver During Frozen Storage as Influenced by Temperature, Packaging Method, and Seasonal Variation

ABSTRACT Lipid degradation of cod liver during frozen storage was studied, where the effects of storage temperatures (−18/−24°C), packaging methods (vacuum packing/regular plastic bag and waxed cardboard box), and seasonal variations (March/June/September) were evaluated. For this, the formations of free fatty acids (FFA) and peroxide value (PV) were analyzed. Lipid degradation within different parts of the liver (middle/surface) was also investigated. Increase in FFA and PV was observed for most of the samples throughout the frozen storage period. Vacuum packaging and lower storage temperature had a significantly stronger preservative effect on lipid degradation in all seasons. Higher FFA content was observed in cod liver captured in June than in its counterparts from September and March. More intense increase in PV was observed for liver collected in June compared to September. Furthermore, significant difference in PV was observed in different layers of the liver while FFA showed minimum variation between the surface and the middle part of the cod liver. Based on the present results, packaging method and storage temperature have a significant effect on lipid hydrolysis and oxidation in frozen cod liver.

2015
Global legislation for active and intelligent packaging materials

Active and intelligent packaging materials were introduced in the market in the 1970s; these started in Japan and slowly gained ground in other regions over the years. One of the aspects that have blocked a faster market penetration in Europe was the lack of an appropriate regulatory regime. Such regulatory block has only been removed in 2009, with the issuing of Regulation (EC) No. 450/2009. In the United States, conversely, these materials have been framed within the existing system under the Code of Federal Regulations, and no specific regulations have been developed. Also, there are no regulations in other regions.

2008
Gameplay (3D Game Engine + Ray Tracing = Visual Attention through Eye Tracking)

Research into gameplay can contribute to more self-conscious approaches to design, allowing designers to create effective gameplay with less testing, or to target specific cognitive and emotional affects of gameplay for serious games applications. Self-conscious design includes theoretically motivated design of game systems to facilitate gameplay motivated by cognitive, scientific and/or rhetorical theories of game affect and functionality. Deepening the understanding of gameplay requires a consideration of basic epistemological questions about the nature of understanding. Understanding gameplay is a matter of generating mappings to explanatory frameworks in alternative interpretation paradigms. All games are cognitive skill learning environments, and an especially useful approach that may aid in the creation of more self-conscious game design practices is to conduct research into gameplay using theories and methods of cognitive science and cognitive psychology. On this basis, a framework is proposed based upon the integration of schema theory with attention theory. Cognitive task analysis provides a foundation for developing schema descriptions, which can then be elaborated according to more detailed models of cognitive and attentional processes. This approach provides a rich explanatory framework for the cognitive processes underlying gameplay. Playing a commercial PC or consol game is a highly visual activity regardless of whether the purpose is entertainment or situated learning. Information about the visual attention of the player is an important foundation for detailed schema modelling. A range of different eyetracking equipment has been used in many studies of visual cognition. However, very few studies describe dynamic stimuli involving the visual interaction of a user/ player with a moving 3D scene displayed on a computer screen. In order to address this, a software interface has been developed linking a Tobii™ eyetracking system with the HiFi game engine for use in automated logging of dynamic 3D objects of gaze attention. The system has been verified in a detailed study, confirming correct operation of the system as well as providing a characterisation of its spatial and temporal accuracy. The integrated Tobii/HiFi system has been validated in a study to test three hypotheses concerning visual attention in a first-person shooter (FPS) computer game. Firstly, the cuing effect of the passive gun graphic on visual attention was tested, with no evidence being found to support this hypothesis. A second hypothesis, that a player directs their gaze at a target opponent while shooting at them, was found to be supported in most cases, while in a small percentage of cases targeting is achieved in peripheral vision. Finally, in most cases, a player targets the nearest opponent. These results provide a baseline for further investigations in which the stimulus game design may be modified to provide more detailed models of the visual cognitive processes involved in gameplay and how they are involved in player decision-making.

2009
Hydro power structure affected by alkali-aggregate reaction : a case study involving numerical re-assessment

This communication describes a case-study concerning a real hydraulic power-plant affected by AAR. The displacements imposed to the sensitive equipments (pumps, turbines, pipes) are difficult to predict due to the complexity of the structure and to strongly heterogeneous moisture distribution. Hence the prediction of serviceability and the managing of the plant require the complete chemo-mechanical modeling of the structure. Using a performant model designed to take into account influence of moisture and temperature on both kinetics and amplitude of AAR, the different phases conducting to the re-assessment of the structure are presented : monitoring of the structure, data collection from material samples, fitting of the numerical model, validation and exploitation. The paper focuses on the fitting of the model based on global and local strain monitoring. It aims to demonstrate the efficiency of a global method based on both field monitoring and numerical re-assessment to answer a critical structure-management problem.

2017 - 2017 IEEE 67th Electronic Components and Technology Conference (ECTC)
Advanced Embedded Packaging for Power Devices

Power electronics has a great popularity in many industrial fields. Recently, in automotive industrial fields, the number of demand on electrical vehicles has been extremely rising. Those devices are required to have high thermal performance. However, conventional power device packages using wire are difficult to match that. So we have developed a new and expectable advanced package for power devices using embedded dies and RDL. We conformed that our package has a low electrical resistance and good thermal performance due to the heat dissipation through many via holes. To fabricate test vehicle, we designed process parameters around via structure particularly. We fixed aspect ratio concerning copper-filling plating, and DAF material for enough adhesion. And then we actually fabricated TV sample embedded TEG chip and live-die, and realized the via structure is completely filled and connected correctly by the simple I-V curve on this package. We are expecting this package to be promising for the future power devices with good thermal performance.

2009 - IEEE Transactions on Information Theory
Learning Character Strings via Mastermind Queries, With a Case Study Involving mtDNA

We study the degree to which a character string Q leaks details about itself any time it engages in comparison protocols with a strings provided by a querier, Bob, even if those protocols are cryptographically guaranteed to produce no additional information other than the scores that assess the degree to which Q matches strings offered by Bob. We show that such scenarios allow Bob to play variants of the game of Mastermind with Q so as to learn the complete identity of Q. We show that there are a number of efficient implementations for Bob to employ in these Mastermind attacks, depending on knowledge he has about the structure of Q, which show how quickly he can determine Q. Indeed, we show that Bob can discover Q using a number of rounds of test comparisons that is much smaller than the length of Q, under reasonable assumptions regarding the types of scores that are returned by the cryptographic protocols and whether he can use knowledge about the distribution that Q comes from. We also provide the results of a case study we performed on a database of mitochondrial DNA, showing the vulnerability of existing real-world DNA data to the Mastermind attack.

2014
Modified Atmosphere Packaging of Meat, Poultry and Fish

Modified atmosphere packaging of meat, poultry, and fish Kay Cooksey, Clemson University, USA Modified atmosphere packaging (MAP) of meat poultry and fish has remained one of the best methods to increase shelf life and allow distribution of a consistent and cost-effective product to retail. Gas mixtures, materials, and machinery have not changed much in recent years; thus, innovation has focused on providing better color and appearance as well as quality improvement using combination treatments including irradiation, argon, ozone, and active packaging techniques. Changes in MAP for red meat have addressed consumer response and industry reaction to the use of CO to maintain the red color of meat. Consumers prefer a bright red color but are confused by the technology involved and become less willing to purchase products that involve technology that has the appearance of deception. Combination treatments and processes have varying degrees of benefits, but in all cases cost must be weighed against the benefits. Of the active packaging techniques studied, antimicrobial methods have attracted the most interest in terms of research for poultry and fish products. Antimicrobial treatments have shown promise for MAP meat products but face challenges relative to commercializing methods developed on a small laboratory scale.

2018 - Multisensory Packaging
The Consumer Neuroscience of Packaging

Given the explosion of interest in the fields of multisensory packaging design and consumer neuroscience/neuromarketing in recent years, it is natural to wonder what relevance the latter approaches have as far as the optimization of the former is concerned. In this review, we chart the use of neuroimaging techniques such as electroencephalography and functional magnetic resonance imaging by those wishing to understand the neural response of consumers to various examples of multisensory product packaging. The hope is that such insights might one day help businesses to better predict the performance of product packaging, given specific strategic objectives. To date, much of the research has focused simply on determining the network of brain areas that are involved in processing visual images of product packaging. Intriguingly, though, the latest findings now suggest that composite brain measures seen in response to product communication may, under certain conditions at least, be used to predict a product’s sales success in the marketplace. We highlight the key challenges associated with using neuroimaging techniques for packaging research and stress the limitations (such as the challenges associated with assessing the influence of tactile and olfactory attributes of the packaging, as well as collecting repeated measures when consumers interact with the product in its packaging). We end by reviewing the latest insights that have emerged from the use of neuroscience-inspired (consumer neuroscience) techniques (including so-called implicit tests, such as the Implicit Association Test, and eye-tracking), that have managed to overcome some of the limitations associated with neuroimaging.

2009 - 2009 International Conference on Machine Learning and Cybernetics
Conflict resolution of product package design for logistics using the TRIZ method

This paper is focused on the global logistics packaging issues at notebook new product introduction (NPI) stage. This study resolves the conflict problem of design attributes when considering product packaging design for logistics (DFL). First of all, this paper surveys design requirements and design attributes and their weights in terms of importance for notebook computer packaging design and then constructs a fuzzy quality function deployment (QFD) matrix. Using this matrix, we can collect information regarding the relationship between design requirements and design attributes in terms of linguistic variables from experts' questionnaire. From the questionnaire, the fuzzy number of product packaging design attributes can be found using the fuzzy integral method, and the priority of design attributes can be obtained. Finally, we use the TRIZ (theory of inventive problem solving) method to find the improving features and inventive principles corresponding to the few top priorities of design attributes in order to solve the product package design conflict problem more effectively.

2014 - Advanced Functional Materials
Printed Transistors on Paper: Towards Smart Consumer Product Packaging

The integration of fully printed transistors on low cost paper substrates compatible with roll-to-roll processes is demonstrated here. Printed electronics promises to enable a range of technologies on paper including printed sensors, RF tags, and displays. However, progress has been slow due to the paper roughness and ink absorption. This is solved here by employing gravure printing to print local smoothing pads that also act as an absorption barrier. This innovative local smoothing process retains desirable paper properties such as foldability, breathability, and biodegradability outside of electronically active areas. Atomic force microscopy measurements show significant improvements in roughness. The polymer ink and printing parameters are optimized to minimize ink absorption and printing artifacts when printing the smoothing layer. Organic thin film transistors (OTFT) are fabricated on top of this locally smoothed paper. OTFTs exhibit performance on par with previously reported printed transistors on plastic utilizing the same materials system (pBTTT semiconductor, poly-4-vinylphenol dielectric). OTFTs deliver saturation mobility approaching 0.1 cm2V–1s–1 and on-off-ratio of 3.2 × 104. This attests to the quality of the local smoothing, and points to a promising path for realizing electronics on paper.

Using combined eye tracking and word association in order to assess novel packaging solutions: A case study involving jam jars

Charles Spence
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Carlos Velasco
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Alejandro Salgado-Montejo
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Betina Piqueras-Fiszman
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C. Spence
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Carlos Velasco
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A. Salgado-Montejo
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B. Piqueras-Fiszman
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Betina Piqueras-Fiszman

Abstract:The present study utilized the techniques of eye tracking and word association in order to collect attentional information and freely-elicited associations from consumers in response to changing specific attributes of the product packaging (jam jars). We assessed the relationship between the data obtained from these two measures in a non goal-directed (or choice-based) task. Additionally, we addressed the question of which packaging attributes affected the consumers’ self-reported willingness to try the product. To relate how each element variation contributed to the focusing of participants’ attention on each area of interest to the immediate message that they conveyed and to the participants’ willingness to try, the rich mixed data obtained were analysed by means of conjoint analysis and multiple factor analysis. The results demonstrated that certain elements of the product packaging can be used to drive visual attention to one element or another; for instance, the ridged surface of certain jars contributed to spread the gaze; however, an important part of the associations that these formats elicited were related to the ridges or to unusualness of the packaging, suggesting that these “secondary” stimuli also captured attention. Though this case study does not provide direct guidelines for packaging design, it does shed light on the importance of knowing how to combine the appropriate design elements to predetermine consumers’ gaze patterns in order to convey the desired messaging on product packaging.

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