To make it possible for a driver to get the best advantage of it, a vehicle driver's control area must be so designed as to comply with morphological and biomechanical requirements. If such requirements are met, the best compromise may be found between the need for comfort, safety and optimum efficiency of the Man/Machine complex.Problems encountered in the achievement of a more or less elaborate driver's control area are of different kinds: Actually, we easily conceive that such a method of analysis can only bring valuable knowledge if it takes into account a fundamental factor too often neglected as regards material and equipment design, that is the development of morphological features of using population.
Dynamic Anthropometry and Design of a Vehicle Driver's Control Area
Sae Technical Papers
1975 Automotive Engineering Congress and Exposition ; 1975
1975-02-01
Conference paper
English
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