What does industrial design do?

The job of industrial design is to design industrial products based on engineering, aesthetics and economics.

Industrial design, abbreviated as ID. Refers to industrial product design based on engineering, aesthetics and economics. Industrial design can be divided into four categories: product design, environmental design, communication design and design management. Including modeling design, mechanical design, circuit design, clothing design, environmental planning, interior design, architectural design, UI design, graphic design, packaging design, advertising design, animation design, display design, website design, etc. Industrial design, also called industrial product design, involves psychology, sociology, aesthetics, ergonomics, mechanical structure, photography, chromatics and so on. Industrial design brought by industrial development and division of labor is obviously different from other arts, production activities, craft production and so on. It is the cross product of various disciplines, technologies and aesthetic concepts.

Industrial design originated from Bauhaus (1919/41-kloc-0/933/7) in Weimar, Germany, and was later renamed as "Hochschule Fü r". After the reunification of Germany and Germany, Weimar's School of Design was renamed Bauhaus-Universit (Bauhaus-University? Weimar). Its establishment marks the birth of modern design and has a far-reaching impact on the development of modern design in the world. Bauhaus is also the first college in the world to carry out modern design education. The word "Bauhaus" was coined by Gropius, which is a transliteration of German Bauhaus. The word "house building" is the other way around.