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Elementary Ergonomics
2D and 3D
Marijke Dekker
EE, 18 Nov 2013
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1D Anthropometry
www.dined.nl
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body dimensions
body strength
reach (arms, hands)
flexibility (of the joints)
weight
1D Anthropometry
www.dined.nl
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Measuring, How?
Examples form?
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Measurement form
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Anatomy
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Definitions in ASB
Anthropometric Source Book, 1978
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Definitions in ASB
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More definitions
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More definitions
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More definitions
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tall/small
strong/weak
flexible/stiff
physical able/disabled
User group characteristics
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ACD Example: Climbing stairs
Thyssen Krupp, 2011
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ACD Example: Climbing stairs
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User evaluation 1:1 prototype
Niek Marks, 2011
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Niek Marks, 2011
ACD Example: Climbing stairs
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ACD Example: Climbing stairs
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Daan Janssen, 2011
ACD Example: Climbing stairs
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Daan Janssen, 2011
ACD Example: Climbing stairs
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1D anthropometry
2D anthropometry
3D anthropometry
4D anthropometry
(or 3D in time; dynamic)
Anthropometric tools
www.dined.nl
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2D anthropometry
Gives insight in correlation between 2 body dimensions
and insight in consequences for related product dimensions
but only in a 2D plane
requires individual measurement (rough data points)
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Correlation
Dependence between two variables or two data sets
Correlation overview paper SAE, 1998
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2D anthropometry
stature [cm]
210200190180170160150140130
arm
le
ng
th [
cm
]
90
80
70
60
50
sex
w oman
man
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2D anthropometry
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2D anthropometry
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Ellipse
www.dined.nl
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2D anthropometry
Four chair types (S, M, L, XL)
Adjustable table height
Examination furniture
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2D anthropometry
Examination furniture
Two related body dimensions: Buttock - popliteal length (sitting depth)
Popliteal height (lower leg length)
Two important product dimensions: Seat depth
Seat height
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2D anthropometry
Ellipse
Sitting d
epth
(butt
ock
-poplit
eal le
ngth
)
Lower leg length (popliteal height)
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• Procrustus
• Ego design
• Design for
the mean
• Design for
the small
• Design for the
tall
• Design for
adjustability
• Design for
more types
(S, M, L, XL)
• Design for all
From including one till all
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3D anthropometry
Roller Coaster, Vekoma
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3D anthropometry
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3D anthropometry User research:
Mock-ups and subjects Safety harness
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3D anthropometry User research:
Mock-ups and subjects Safety harness
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3D anthropometry
ADAPS
BMDHMS
Ramsis
Jack
Safework
Digital Human Modeling
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3D anthropometry
www.dined.nl
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3D anthropometry
laser scanning
Ceasar project
Sizechina
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3D anthropometry
laser scanning
Sizechina
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3D anthropometry
laser scanning
Sizechina
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3D anthropometry
Sizechina
laser scanning
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3D anthropometry
Ears can not be scanned yet!
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3D anthropometry
Photogrammetry
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3D anthropometry
Scanning with light pattern
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3D anthropometry
Scanning with light pattern
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3D anthropometry
Scanning with light pattern
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3D anthropometry
Scanning with light pattern
Static scanner with human or product on
rotating platform
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3D anthropometry
Scanning with light pattern
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3D anthropometry
Scanning with light pattern
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3D anthropometry
Scanning with light pattern
Cross sections
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Anthropometric methods
through the design process:
1D 2D 3D 3D Subjects
Information
Analysis
Conceptualisation
Evaluation
user representation user evaluation
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Relevant websites
www.dined.nl (anthropometry)
http://store.sae.org/caesar (Caesar)
www.sizechina.com (head sizes)
http://wear.io.tudelft.nl (antro)
www.io.tudelft.nl/rsi (rsi research)
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Ellipse assignment
Scatter plot breadth acr elbows & popliteal height
Measure team members (sub population DELSTU)
Place colour dots in Ellipse
Design of office chair, include all team members
Consider tolerance in usage (arm & leg angles)
Draw minimum box armrest distance & seat height
Arm rests 10 cm width, unlimited vertical adjustable
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End of this presentation
Thank you for your attention