Research on the Symbiosis Mechanism of Handicraft Gene and Smart Technology in Agricultural Product Innovation under the Perspective of Design Ethics

Abstract

Against the backdrop of agricultural modernization and intelligent development, agricultural product design is confronted with ethical crises such as cultural discontinuity, ecological imbalance, and technological alienation under the dominance of technical rationality. From the perspective of design ethics, this paper takes the theoretical system of "symbiotic design" as its core to explore the interaction logic andsynergistic mechanism between craftsmanship genes and intelligent technologies in agricultural product design. It analyzes the cultural symbols, ecological wisdom, and industrialization dilemmas of traditional craftsmanship, while reflecting on the risks of technological hegemony driven by intelligent technologies. The paper proposes symbiotic approaches including "cultural translation", "modular deconstruction", and "collaborative innovation", and constructs ethical evaluation criteria covering cultural continuity, ecological sustainability, and technological controllability. It addresses relevant issues through paths such as "distributed collaboration" and "reversible design", aiming to reconstruct the triadic relationship among humans, technologies, and objects. From philosophical and design perspectives, this study demonstrates that the symbiotic mechanism between craftsmanship and intelligent technologies can bridge the gap between instrumental rationality and value rationality, providing an ethical paradigm for agricultural product design that balances technological innovation, cultural inheritance, and ecological responsibility, and contributing to rural revitalization and the sustainable development of agricultural products.