Taiwanese Association of Computer-Human Interaction / Tingyi S. Lin（林廷宜）, Jou-Yin Sun（孫若盈）, Hsing-Ya Tang（湯醒亞）

(2019)

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TAICHI'19, a seminar sponsored by Taiwanese Association of Computer-Human Interaction, features the Oriental philosophical thought “Human First”, urging us not to forget about caring for people as we pursue technological advancement. In its key vision, geometric patterns represent machines, lines signify humanities thoughts, an extended shape made up of geometric patterns represents the five sense organs of human beings, and the machine-like array signifies the lofty ideal pursued by this seminar.

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TAICHI'19 研討會由臺灣人機互動學會舉辦，其精神取自東方哲學思想「以人為本」，期望在追求科技進步的同時，也不要忘記對人的關懷。因此，主視覺以幾何圖案代表機器，線條象徵人文思想，延伸圖案則用幾何圖案表示人的五官，和機器感的排列方式，顯示兩者之間互相結合，表現研討會精神。

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