Ergonomics (Series of Textbooks for Industrial Design)

Author: Xie Qingsen, Niu Zhanwen
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: This book systematically elaborates on the theory and methods of ergonomics, emphasizing the dominant role of the human-machine-environment system and the principle that machines and the environment should adapt to humans. It also explores the mutual relationships and reasonable allocation between humans and machines, as well as between humans and the environment, aiming to achieve requirements such as simplicity, ease of operation, safety, reliability, efficiency, and comfort. In addition to serving as a required textbook for industrial design majors in higher education institutions, this book can also be used as a teaching reference for required or elective courses in other product design-related disciplines. It is also suitable for reference by graduate students, researchers, and engineering professionals in related fields of ergonomics.