The Australian Defence Force (ADF) will be acquiring a number of new vehicles in the near future. When acquiring a new vehicle numerous factors must be considered when determining the most suitable option for the ADF. One very important consideration is the human machine interface. Using the anthropometric data gathered on male personnel based at Robertson Barracks, Darwin, in 2010 an anthropometric specification which describes the 'hard to fit' members of the Army population has been developed. This specification can be used to inform the acquisition of new vehicles or the upgrading of existing vehicles.
Preliminary Anthropometric Specification for Land Vehicles
2012
22 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Transportation , Logistics Military Facilities & Supplies , Human Factors Engineering , Anthropometry , Ground vehicles , Military vehicles , Army personnel , Australia , Man machine systems , Military equipment , Military forces(Foreign) , Specifications , Foreign reports , Human machine interfaces
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