現今科技的發展，往往趨向於便利人類的生活或是輔助工作的進行。然而在生活越便利的同時，人類的生活步調並沒有變得比較輕鬆，接踵而至的只是更多的需求與渴望。因此，在人口密度日益增高的大都會之中，即使人與人的接觸機會增多，卻也無暇理會彼此，人際關係間的溫情漸漸的被忙碌的生活給沖淡。有鑑於此，本論文將探討新一代輔助人類社交性互動的媒體形式。創造一個溫情相伴而非科技相隨的多媒體空間。

本研究以『虛擬社群』、『人機互動』、『情感設計』三個領域的概念出發，擷取虛擬社群的壓縮空間和群聚力特性，再利用普及運算之概念將互動場合回歸至實質空間，最後以溫情設計為宗旨，將上述概念置入現有實體空間並進行情境設計，使其成為具有聰明空間性質的『數位溫情空間』。接著以奇美館一樓優質數位生活體驗屋的客廳區和室內庭園區為操作基地，並以即時去背和表情擷取等技術進行實作模擬。進而以此為基礎，針對各個不同的空間如公園涼亭、電梯等處設計各種數位溫情空間，模擬未來人們彼此傳遞溫情的機制。

數位溫情空間乃是提供一個人際互動並傳達溫情的契機。參與者在互動的過程中可以感受到溫情的給予及回饋，體認並接受其正面的影響，進而產生對社群的歸屬感。藉由溫情的擴散傳遞以及族群歸屬感的建立，人類社群的人際關係便能有正向的發展。

The development of technologies in any kind nowadays is often dedicated to bringing conveniences to daily life or providing assistance at work. However, the pace of human life hasn’t gotten any easier with life becoming more convenient. On the contrary, more needs and desire ensue.
Although the population density grows higher day by day, and people seem to have more chances to come across with one another, the interaction and the emotion communication are flushed away in the busy and chaotic daily lives. In this dissertation, we will be discussing the new generation media style for human social interaction, in order to create a multimedia space with warm sentiments but not surrounded with technology.
The concept of this research is based on three domains, which are virtual community, human-computer interaction and emotional design.
With the special characteristics of virtual community, compression spaces and clustering strength, the concept of calculation method was used to regressing interactive places back to reality spaces With the final purpose of warmness design, these concepts were implemented into a reality space for scenario design. The process makes the “digital warmness space” become cleverer.
The operating site was located at the living room area of the digital life practicing room on the first floor and the interior garden area of Chi-mei Building. I simulated the digital warmness space with the immediate background-removing and expression capturing techniques. Then, with these techniques as basis, different digital warmness spaces were simulated to show how people pass on their warmth in the future in different spaces, such as at the pavilion in a park, and in the elevators.
Digital space with tender sentiments is a new chance for people to interact with others and express their emotions. Those involved can experience the giving and the feedback of warmness and accept the positive effects. Moreover, the feeling of belonging to the community was developed. By the expanding and communicating the warmness, and the establishment of group belongings, there will be a positive development in human interaction and the emotion communication in our society.

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