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International Journal of AI for
Materials and Design Intelligent interactive textile in healthcare
knowledge (Figure 2A). The second part focused on elicit feedback on contextual needs, design esthetics, and
collecting participants’ opinions regarding the design and relevant local cultural elements. This approach aimed to
development of an AI-enhanced, textile-based gesture ensure that both user preferences and community values
recognition system tailored for use at WTSDHC. Structured were reflected in the design process. A semi-structured
activities and semi-structured discussions were utilized to interview guide was used during the co-design workshop
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Figure 2. Co-design process. Photos from the co-design workshop showing (A) the lecture session and (B) interviews and group discussions. (C) Final
illustration and design of the wall panels featuring several landmarks from the Wong Tai Sin district. (D) Color palette selected by co-designers for fabric
development. (E) Installed wall panels in the Wong Tai Sin District Health Centre.
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