Modern Social Science Research

This study takes Jieshou Colored Pottery as the research object, based on the characteristics of urban public spaces and combined with the interactive advantages of multimodal NUI (Natural User Interface), and constructs and proposes a digital communication design framework for colored pottery featuring "cultural semantics priority, natural interaction priority, and multi-sensory integration". By means of technologies such as AR and gesture recognition, digital experience devices are deployed in public spaces like urban squares and subway stations. Immersive scenarios are built through multi-sensory interactions including visual, auditory, and tactile senses, which effectively breaks through the limitations of traditional exhibition modes. Practice verification shows that this design can not only significantly enhance the communication power of Jieshou Colored Pottery culture in public spaces and strengthen public participation and cultural identity, but also provide a new and referable path for the protection, innovative inheritance and digital communication of intangible cultural heritage (ICH).

Jieshou colored pottery; Intangible cultural heritage communication; Urban public spaces; Natural User Interface (NUI); Multimodal interaction