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Modeling people with motor disabilities to empower the automatic accessibility and ergonomic assessment of new products
2015
Applied Ergonomics
Virtual User Models (VUMs) can be a valuable tool for accessibility and ergonomic evaluation of designs in simulation environments. As increasing the accessibility of a design is usually translated into additional costs and increased development time, the need for specifying the percentage of population for which the design will be accessible is crucial. This paper addresses the development of VUMs representing specific groups of people with disabilities. In order to create such VUMs, we need
doi:10.1016/j.apergo.2015.04.016
pmid:26154211
fatcat:skzhvdwvz5eejcs2qqds5khuqq