Research and Analysis of Smart Home Products Based on the Emotional Needs of Generation Z Living Alone

Abstract: With the rapid transformation of Chinas economic structure, the concentration of industrial resources, and the widespread access to education, the young Generation Z has undergone a conceptual metamorphosis, flocking to first- and second-tier cities, resulting in a phenomenon of living alone. In a sense, these individuals drive social development through their own efforts; however, their collective psychological characteristics often clash with the heterogeneous and transient environment in which they reside. The issue of unmet emotional needs stemming from their solitude is becoming increasingly pronounced. This paper examines the living conditions and consumption characteristics of Generation Z living alone and, from the perspective of their emotional needs, explores their preferences and demands in the application of smart home products. The goal is to provide meaningful insights for improving the quality of life for young urban dwellers living alone and to contribute to the research and development direction of smart home product design.

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Communications in Humanities Research
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2024-11-08
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https://doi.org/10.54254/2753-7064/43/20240128
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Research and Analysis of Smart Home Products Based on the Emotional Needs of Generation Z Living Alone

Zhenya Wang, Mengnan He
Communications in Humanities Research
Diverse Topics in Contemporary Research
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Research and Analysis of Smart Home Products Based on the Emotional Needs of Generation Z Living Alone

Zhenya Wang, Mengnan He
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Abstract: With the rapid transformation of Chinas economic structure, the concentration of industrial resources, and the widespread access to education, the young Generation Z has undergone a conceptual metamorphosis, flocking to first- and second-tier cities, resulting in a phenomenon of living alone. In a sense, these individuals drive social development through their own efforts; however, their collective psychological characteristics often clash with the heterogeneous and transient environment in which they reside. The issue of unmet emotional needs stemming from their solitude is becoming increasingly pronounced. This paper examines the living conditions and consumption characteristics of Generation Z living alone and, from the perspective of their emotional needs, explores their preferences and demands in the application of smart home products. The goal is to provide meaningful insights for improving the quality of life for young urban dwellers living alone and to contribute to the research and development direction of smart home product design.

Communications in Humanities ResearchVol. 43(1)
Qilu University of Technology (CN), Shandong University (CN)
Sustainable cities and communities
Openalex Percentile: Top 68%
Diverse Topics in Contemporary Research
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