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Ergonomics
What is ergonomics?
Most people have heard of ergonomics and think it is something to do with seating or with the design of car controls and instruments. It is...but it is much more! Ergonomics is the application of scientific information concerning humans to the design of objects, systems and environment for human use. Ergonomics comes into everything which involves people. Work systems, sports and leisure, health and safety should all embody ergonomics principles if well designed. Find out more
How do you use ergonomics? Ergonomics incorporates elements from many subjects including anatomy, physiology, psychology and design. Ergonomists apply their diverse knowledge to ensure that products and environments are comfortable, safe and efficient for people to use. Find out more
What is 'ergonomic design'? Ergonomic design is a way of considering design options to ensure that people's capabilities and limitations are taken into account. This helps to ensure that the product is fit for use by the target users. Find out more
Dr. Jones has invented and patented a device that almost all Ergonomic Equipment Designers have overlooked when in fact there are hundreds of thousands of people suffering serious pain as a result of not having Ergonomically Designed Equipment for this application. < < < Check out this amazing device. Click on the ErgoNav icon.
Equipment Design:
Even the simplest of products can be a nightmare to use if poorly designed. Our ancestors didn't have this problem. They could simply make things to suit themselves. These days, the designers of products are often far removed from the end users, which makes it vital to adopt an ergonomic, user-centred approach to design, including studying people using equipment, talking to them and asking them to test objects. This is especially important with 'inclusive design' where everyday products are designed with intensive users or older and disabled users in mind. Click on the ERGONAV image in the <<< left border to see a prime example of something other Ergonamic Designers have simply not considered.
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