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7.3 Design Heuristics Depending on
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8 Concept generation 1 The first co
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8.2 Concepts The ideas from the ide
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8.3 Concept selection 8.3.1 Concept
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9 Concept generation 2 The second c
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Sketches wrist and arm support and
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Figure 9.5 Classic joystick Figure
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10 Concept generation 3 When the ba
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Table 10.3 Elaboration of physical
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Finished functional prototype When
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easier to control the functions sim
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Housing The housing is as have been
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11 Concept evaluation This chapter
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Subjective analysis The participant
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Figure 11.4 Participant E This is a
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11.2.3 Rapid Upper Limb Assessment
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General comments from the evaluatio
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11.3 Conclusion of the evaluation T
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12 Final concept With the input fro
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Table 12.3 Elaboration of physical
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Housing To meet the technical limit
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Finished prototype The prototype re
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Figure 12.5 Angle of handle First p
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Control panel One of the reasons th
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12.5 Final remarks on the concept I
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13 Discussion Different aspects of
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method without reflections on the p
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The choice of consider the 5 th to
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14 Conclusion Discussions about the
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References Literature Adolfsson, Ni
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Figures Figure 1.1, figure 1.2, fig
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Appendix I - HTA HTA of excavating
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HTA of loading logs onto a truck: b
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VIII Present and Future Yes, but no
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Appendix VI - Questions 14.1.1 Over
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14.1.3 Placement In the fourth and
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14.1.4 Function In the questionnair
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