Emotional Response Mechanism of Smart Textiles Integrated with Transformer Model in Garden Interactive Art Installation

Tianlong Chai, Chengcheng Sha · idd3 · 2026

This research proposes a mechanism for smart textiles to recognize emotions and provide artistic feedback in interactive garden installations.

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Plain English summary

The paper addresses the challenge of smart textiles in recognizing emotions and responding artistically in complex environments. It proposes a mechanism that uses physiological signals and environmental data to create dynamic responses through color and shape changes in textiles. The system is designed for real-time interaction in garden art installations, enhancing user experience.

Why this matters

This research is significant as it explores the intersection of technology, art, and emotional interaction, potentially transforming how we engage with our environments. By integrating smart textiles with emotion recognition, it opens new avenues for interactive experiences in public spaces and art installations.

Key findings

  • Proposed a mechanism for emotion recognition in smart textiles.
  • Integrated multiple sensors for physiological signal collection.
  • Achieved a signal-to-noise ratio of 28.3 dB.
  • Reduced response delay to 190 ms in complex environments.
  • User satisfaction scores indicate positive emotional feedback.

What's new

The integration of a lightweight Transformer model with smart textiles for real-time emotional interaction and artistic feedback is a new approach.

Limitations

The abstract does not detail the scalability of the technology or its performance in varied environments beyond garden installations.

Commercial context

The technology is still in the experimental phase and has not been commercialized.

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idd3
Publication date
January 20, 2026
Research type
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