COVID-19 has been recurrent for the last three years, the competition in the e-commerce live broadcast market of ‘more, faster, better and more economical’ is becoming increasingly fierce. The Tiktok app as a typical e-commerce live broadcast platform that urgently needs to improve user stickiness to stabilize traffic. Based on the survey of users, this paper explores the influencing factors of user stickiness of e-commerce live broad-cast platform according to CAC theory, and uses SPSS software to test the obtained data. Studies have shown that perceived interaction positively affects emotional attachment, and emotional attachment positively affects user stickiness, perceived interaction can be divided into user control, connectedness, responsiveness, and entertainment, emotional attachment can be divided into platform identity and platform affection. Based on the research conclusions, reasonable suggestions are put forward for e-commerce live broadcast platform.
Acoustic head simulators are used to collect realistic binaural audio with accurate interaural cues. Head simulators are difficult to acquire and often provide only listening and recording capabilities. For cocktail parties and conversation scenarios, it is necessary to have many head simulators that can simultaneously produce speech and capture sound. An added dimension of realism can be provided with motion. We rely on 3D printing to fabricate a large number of head simulators, each of which is equipped with a loudspeaker for mimicking speech production. We use silent multi-axis turrets to provide neck-like motion. Our actuated head simulator collection is integrated into the Mechatronic Acoustic Research System.
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