此研究想要透過身體風暴的方法論來探討人們對於異常物件的想像，藉由扮演酒醉狀態的掃地機器人來反思未來的智慧型家電所俱有的可能性。人們對於物件多以擬人或擬獸的方式將人的性格或思維帶入物件中，但以Roomba掃地機器人自身出發的行為模式更能與人建立關係並被以活物般的眼光來看待。當如同活物般的機器擁有了主體性與個性是否會建立出自己的內在生活，產生像人類酒醉的這種模糊狀態。透過觀察與訪談酒吧中喝醉酒的人們的經驗與感官變化，設計出一套專屬於模擬酒醉用的穿戴式設計物來輔助實驗中酒醉的沈浸感與減少扮演的尷尬門檻。透過實驗流程與指導語的設計，讓受測者在交錯測試中扮演不同狀態的掃地機器人，藉此歸納非功能狀態的掃地機器人會如何運行。透過這些扮演的結果與酒醉經驗來製作物件影片，並藉此帶出人們在居家環境與掃地機器人的經驗與想像，為未來的智慧型家電產品找到能夠歸納的設計法則。

This research aims to explore people's imagination of abnormal objects through the methodology of bodystorming, and to reflect on the possibilities of smart home appliances in the future by playing the role of drunk robot vacuum. People used anthropomorphic or zoomorphic to engage themselves with object, but the behavior of Roomba itself can establish a relationship with people and be viewed as a living being. When a living being-like machine possesses subjectivity and individuality, will it establish its own inner life, resulting in such a vague state of drunkenness as a human being? By observing and interviewing the experience and sensory changes of drunk people in the bar, a set of wearable probes designed for simulating drunk is aimed to assist the immersion of drunk experience and reduce the embarrassing threshold of acting in the test. Through the design of the experimental process and the instruction language, the subjects are allowed to play the different states of the robot vacuum in the staggered test, so as to summarize how the robot vacuum in the non-functional state will operate. Through the results of the performances and the video with drunk experience, this study inspired people's experience and imagination in their home field and robot vacuum. Finally, we may find the design rules that can be fully summarized for future smart home appliances.

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